Nvidia's recent stock pullback is seen as a buying opportunity due to its dominant position in AI computing and the strong lock-in effect of its CUDA software ecosystem. The company reported massive revenue growth, especially in its data center segment, with strong profitability and a solid balance sheet. Nvidia's scale and ecosystem create high switching costs for developers and customers, reinforcing its market leadership. Despite some risks like supply commitments and geopolitical exclusions, Nvidia's expanding AI infrastructure demand and financial strength keep it a top investment pick for long-term growth.
Nvidia's market cap stands at $5.12 trillion as of Oct 23, 2026, 22:02 WIB, highlighting its massive scale in the technology sector. The stock price on Pluang is USD 213.00, with a modest 1-day gain of 0.37%, and trading volume is robust at 124,963,035 shares. Pluang investors show strong confidence, with 70% of order activity on the buy side and a typical hold time of 116 days, underscoring Nvidia's appeal for longer-term investment horizons.
NVIDIA shares, currently at $214, have strong bullish forecasts with Wall Street expecting a 54% rise to about $329 by 2027, and some analysts predicting even higher at $350. This optimism is fueled by rapid product ramp-ups, massive hyperscaler spen...
Apple's market value reached a record $5.082 trillion, closing just $42 billion behind Nvidia's $5.124 trillion after Nvidia's shares dropped amid a broad AI chip sector selloff. Apple rose 1.23% while Nvidia fell 4.40%, narrowing the gap significant...
At Nvidia's GTC in Berlin, CEO Jensen Huang emphasized the booming demand for neocloud AI compute services despite recent stock selloffs in the sector. He introduced a new compact AI data center product to speed deployment amid urgent market needs. H...
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang visited Kazakhstan, highlighting its potential as a major AI computing hub for Europe due to its energy resources and data center expansion plans. Kazakhstan is investing $10 billion in AI infrastructure, including a computing...
Ride-hailing company inDrive is partnering with Chinese autonomous vehicle firm Pony.ai and Nvidia to test robotaxis in Kazakhstan starting in 2027. The tests will begin in Astana with safety operators, aiming for fully driverless rides eventually. P...
