Morgan Stanley has raised its price target for NVIDIA as the stock approaches its all-time highs, driven by strong demand in AI and data center markets. NVIDIA reported a record $96 billion quarter, with data center revenue up 117%, and expects fiscal 2028 revenue growth of about 70% despite supply constraints. However, concerns remain over margin compression due to rising memory costs and a $50 billion vendor financing controversy. Analysts remain bullish with price targets up to $318, but caution that margin pressures and financing risks could limit gains. Investors should watch upcoming earnings and supply developments closely.
As NVIDIA nears its all-time high, it trades at USD 238.05 on Pluang as of Oct 07, 2026 21:42 WIB, slightly down by 0.51% in the past day. Despite Morgan Stanley's raised price target, the stock shows cautious investor sentiment with 42% sell orders and 58% buy orders on the platform. Meanwhile, Morgan Stanley itself trades at USD 187.00, down 2.08%, reflecting mixed market reactions to the financial sector's outlook.
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