After a recent scandal involving CEO Jensen Huang and a drop in Nvidia's stock price, most Wall Street analysts reaffirmed their 'Buy' ratings for the company, with price targets ranging from $300 to $400. However, one analyst downgraded Nvidia to 'Hold' due to concerns over rising financial commitments, risks from its AI Computing Partner program, and potential internal issues linked to the scandal. Despite the general bullish sentiment, some risks remain, including doubts about Nvidia's growth prospects through 2027 amid market instability and allegations involving major customers like Microsoft and Amazon. The CEO scandal could also impact Nvidia and the broader tech sector due to espionage concerns.
As of Nov 09, 2026 19:12 WIB, Nvidia (NVDA) trades at USD 174.98, down 6.25% for the day and closer to its 52-week low of USD 165.17 than its high of USD 239.27. In contrast, Microsoft (MSFT) is up 2.19% at USD 542.25, near its 52-week high of USD 555.80, while Amazon (AMZN) also gained 3.18% to USD 267.54, approaching its 52-week high of USD 284.02. This shows Nvidia's current challenges on Pluang compared to the relative strength of Microsoft and Amazon as of the same time.
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