Despite recent market panics over AI, an investor continues buying Nvidia shares, citing the company's critical role in powering AI infrastructure and strong growth prospects. Nvidia's revenue is expected to grow about 70% in fiscal 2028, driven by demand exceeding supply. The company reported a 105.8% revenue increase year-over-year in Q2 fiscal 2027 and maintains strong profitability with high operating margins and low debt. While risks exist from Nvidia financing its customers, the investor believes long-term AI spending growth supports continued investment in Nvidia shares.
Nvidia shares are trading at USD 228.94 on Pluang, down slightly by 0.15% as of Oct 12, 2026 18:12 WIB. The stock shows strong market interest with a volume of over 84 million and a market cap of $5.54 trillion at this time.
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Nvidia remains a strong Buy due to growing demand for AI infrastructure, which drives robust earnings growth. The company supports customers with land, credit, and partnerships with financial institutions to ease AI infrastructure financing. Its valu...
Nvidia expects to pay a $0.25 per share dividend in Q4 2026, which would yield $25 for 100 shares, pending official confirmation. The company recently raised its quarterly dividend significantly and reported record revenue and earnings growth driven ...
