"Yet, the stock still seems to be stuck in the mud, with a consolidation channel hovering around $180-190 per share. Whether we're talking about the impressive showing at CES 2026, the potential of Vera Rubin (the next generation line of chips), or the year-end deal with Groq to help solidify the GPU king's position in the AI inference boom, there are a lot of things to look forward to in 2026."
"Just because the best days are seemingly behind the stock doesn't mean Nvidia shares can't have another market-beating year like 2025, when shares climbed just north of 30%. Of course, that's a weak result for Nvidia shareholders who've been treated to multi-bagger gains in previous years. Nonetheless, it's still a solid result, especially for a company the size of Nvidia."
Nvidia shares have traded in a consolidation channel near $180–$190 despite major headlines and product momentum. Key catalysts include CES 2026 exposure, the Vera Rubin next-generation chips, and a year-end deal with Groq that supports AI inference leadership. Demand for new Nvidia chips could remain strong, with Chinese demand reportedly high. Some market participants view the $4.6 trillion market cap and approaching $5 trillion level as a cap on returns, though size may provide advantages in leveraging AI for performance and efficiency gains. A Wall Street-high target of $352 implies an 89% rally, which appears unlikely given current dynamics.
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