🔥 Nvidia Could Hit $185 Soon — Analyst Says Rally Isn’t Over Yet
Wall Street can’t stop watching Nvidia (NVDA), listed on NASDAQ, as the stock jumps to $159.34, backed by bullish analyst momentum. On July 3, Vijay Rakesh of Mizuho Securities lifted his price target from $170 to $185, suggesting a potential 16% upside from current levels.
This new projection is fueled by Nvidia’s unshakable lead in AI data center chips, particularly its powerful Blackwell processor line. Rakesh expects Nvidia’s strength to hold through the second half of 2025, driven by relentless demand for these high-performance chips. The wave of optimism is spreading across the broader semiconductor sector, with firms like Advanced Micro Devices (AMD – NASDAQ), Arm Holdings (ARM – NASDAQ), Broadcom (AVGO – NASDAQ), and Intel (INTC – NASDAQ) also seeing bullish revisions.
Nvidia’s recent 11% gain over the last month is part of a broader tech surge, encouraged by easing U.S. export restrictions to China and strong earnings outlooks. With its market cap nearing $3.8 trillion, Nvidia could be within reach of breaking the $4 trillion mark. Analysts now offer price targets as high as $185 (Mizuho, Bernstein) and even $250 (Loop Capital), setting the stage for a potentially explosive rally.
Firmly rooted in the technology and semiconductor sectors, Nvidia remains at the center of the AI arms race. If its dominance in data center infrastructure continues, the $185 level—or beyond—might just be the next stop.