NVIDIA stock reached a new all-time high, rising 28% year to date, driven by strong AI demand signals, including Foxconn's record revenue month attributed to AI product growth. Taiwan Semiconductor and Broadcom shares also rose, supporting the bullish outlook. NVIDIA reported a 105.8% revenue increase in Q2 fiscal 2027 and expects further growth in Q3. While some caution exists about potential AI spending slowdowns, current data and sector performance suggest NVIDIA's rally may continue, with investors watching semiconductor ETF trends and upcoming earnings results for confirmation.
NVIDIA shares are trading at USD 239.57 on Pluang, up 2.40% as of Oct 06, 2026 02:21 WIB, reflecting continued investor interest. Taiwan Semiconductor also gained 2.90% to USD 486.51, showing strength in the semiconductor sector. Broadcom's price rose 2.33% to USD 363.42, with a typical hold time of 79 days on Pluang, indicating active trading among users.
BNP Paribas Exane raised NVIDIA's price target from $285 to $345 due to strong demand for its AI chips, signaling potential upside of about 45.6% from the current price. NVIDIA shares have gained about 25% in 2026, driven by growth in AI infrastructu...
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