Nvidia announced a record $235 billion share buyback program supporting its fiscal year 2028 guidance, signaling strong confidence in long-term free cash flow growth. The company’s strategic moves include acquiring AI software firm Hugging Face and licensing technology from Groq, positioning it well in the AI sector despite facing antitrust investigations. Demand for Nvidia’s products remains robust, driven by increased AI infrastructure spending from hyperscalers, with supply constraints expected through 2027. Key risks include financing challenges in data center projects, power availability, rising interest rates, and competition from AMD and others.
Nvidia trades at USD 224.38 on Pluang as of Oct 13, 2026 20:52 WIB, down 0.85% for the day. Despite the slight dip, the stock maintains a strong market cap of $5.46 trillion and a healthy enterprise value of $5.44 trillion. The platform shows a buying interest with 65% of order activity favoring purchases, reflecting ongoing confidence in Nvidia's growth potential amid its significant $235 billion share buyback announcement.
Nvidia Corporation is rated a Buy with a price target of $304, suggesting a 33% potential gain based on a 19x FY2028 price-to-earnings multiple and strong growth expectations in AI. The stock currently trades at a 14x FY2028 earnings multiple, below ...
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