Analysts Offer Divergent Price Targets for Nvidia Amid Strong Q2 Earnings
Nvidia's robust Q2 fiscal 2026 earnings have led analysts to provide varying stock price targets, reflecting differing perspectives on the company's future growth trajectory.
Nvidia Corporation reported a 56% year-over-year increase in revenue for the second quarter of fiscal 2026, reaching $46.7 billion. The Data Center segment contributed $41.1 billion, marking a 5% sequential growth.
Analysts have offered differing perspectives on Nvidia's future performance. Richard Shannon of Craig-Hallum maintains a bullish outlook, citing strong AI demand trends and Nvidia's technological advantages. He assigns a 'Buy' rating with a price target of $245, suggesting a 43% upside.
Conversely, Jay Goldberg of Seaport expresses concerns over potential growth constraints, noting that while Nvidia leads the market, it faces real constraints on its growth. He assigns a 'Sell' rating with a price target of $100, indicating a potential 41% downside.
The broader analyst consensus leans bullish, with 34 'Buy' ratings, 3 'Hold' ratings, and 1 'Sell' rating, resulting in a 'Strong Buy' consensus. The average 12-month price target is $210.75, suggesting an approximate 23% upside.
Nvidia's stock recently closed at $170.78, reflecting a 1.95% decrease.
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