It’s clear as day: Investors from far and wide on Wall Street are completely enamored with Nvidia (NVDA). This tech company is constantly at the center of financial discussions among both television hosts and analysts. Furthermore, in July, an impressive 88% of the 66 analysts who gave their opinion suggested buying or strongly buying the stock, while none advised selling it.
Wall Street has quite a few factors that keep them captivated. Let’s explore some of these factors and their implications for investors.
Paint by numbers
Previously recognized as one of the world’s top chip manufacturers, specializing in graphics processing units (GPUs) that enhance video gaming experiences, Nvidia additionally created CUDA – a collection of software tools. These tools empower developers to utilize the powerful computational capabilities of GPUs for demanding applications. Consequently, data scientists and researchers have been able to develop faster algorithms, thereby fueling the advancement of artificial intelligence (AI).
The shift towards AI has resulted in remarkable financial advancements for Nvidia. For two consecutive years, the company experienced triple-digit growth in both revenue and profits. Concurrently, its stock price skyrocketed by 638%, increasing its market capitalization by a staggering $3 trillion. Although its growth rate has since moderated, it continues to impress significantly. In the first quarter of Nvidia’s fiscal year 2026 (ending April 27), revenue hit $44 billion, marking a 69% increase compared to the previous year. Meanwhile, adjusted earnings per share (EPS) escalated by 33%.
Great news for investors
The remarkable success of Nvidia isn’t slowing down any time soon, which is fantastic news for investors. Sales for Nvidia’s advanced AI-focused Blackwell chips are picking up speed, and CEO Jensen Huang is advocating for nations worldwide to create their own independent AI initiatives. Additionally, it seems that Huang’s lobbying in Washington, D.C., is bearing fruit, as the Trump administration is reportedly considering restarting H20 chip sales to China.
According to Dan Ives, an analyst at Wedbush, we are just beginning the game of artificial intelligence, implying there is still a lot of potential growth to come.
That’s why Wall Street is obsessed with Nvidia, and investors should be, too.
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2025-07-21 04:03