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Weiss Ratings

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NVIDIA Analysts Lift Targets: What It Means for the Stock Price

Written by Thomas Hughes. Published 10/14/2025.

NVIDIA (NASDAQ: NVDA) analysts are raising price targets, with implications for the stock, the tech sector and the S&P 500. As technology is expected to lead index growth and NVIDIA is one of the largest components of both the tech sector and the broader index, expectations for both have increased.

The risk is that if results fail to match these bullish forecasts, NVIDIA’s stock — and potentially the broader market — could fall into a correction.

NVIDIA Analysts Are Driving High Expectations for Results and Stock Prices

MarketBeat data shows four analyst updates in the first two weeks of October: two price-target increases, one target maintained, and one reiterated above consensus. Importantly, these updates align with broader trends — increased coverage (46 analysts now cover the stock) and a rapid rise in the consensus target.

After roughly a 50% gain over the prior 12 months, NVIDIA’s consensus price target climbed about 20% from mid-September to mid-October. Most targets sit in the mid-$200s, while a high at $300 (echoed by Weiss Ratings) implies roughly 60% upside ahead of the earnings release.

Earnings revisions are similarly bullish: nearly 95% of analysts revising forecasts raised estimates during the quarter, and as of mid-October the consensus calls for about 55% revenue growth.

That’s an increase of more than 500 basis points in under 90 days, which has bolstered market sentiment. The risk is that recent revisions pushing the high end of the range to 60%+ revenue growth mean NVIDIA must significantly outperform to keep analysts raising price targets.

However, deal volume and order trends suggest NVIDIA is likely to outperform consensus for the quarter and provide guidance that could sustain the bullish sentiment.

Morgan Stanley has raised its price target to $210, noting that NVIDIA is capturing more share in cloud-focused capital expenditure as firms shift from CPU to GPU-based computing. Future demand is being driven by an expanding range of transformative AI applications.

In the Event the NVIDIA Price Corrects: Buy the Dip

Institutional trends and valuation metrics suggest that if NVIDIA’s stock price corrects, the decline may be limited and short-lived. The stock trades at a premium — roughly 40x forward earnings in 2025 versus about 23x for the average S&P 500 company — reflecting its robust growth outlook.

Valuation compresses materially when viewed against long-term forward earnings. Institutions have been net buyers throughout the year, purchasing at a rate of more than $2 for every $1 sold.

Analysts expect another roughly 55% revenue increase in Q3 and a sustained high double-digit growth rate over the next decade.

Under those assumptions, valuation could compress to about 10x earnings by 2035, implying 100%–200% upside over the next decade. If NVIDIA outperforms in Q3 and issues strong guidance, the long-term forecast as of mid-October may prove conservative.

NVIDIA Poised to Make a Big Move

NVIDIA remains in an uptrend and is positioned for a substantial move, but the technical setup is mixed. Recent price action shows resistance near the highs and weakening momentum.

A disappointing report could trigger a pullback, potentially trimming $10 to $20 from the stock’s price. Critical support is near $167; a break below that level could open the door to a deeper correction.