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NVIDIA Stock Beats the AI Bubble Talk, but a 12% Jump Still Decides the Trend

Key Insights:

  • NVIDIA (NVDA) stock stayed firm after record revenue of $57 billion and strong AI demand.
  • A 12% rise above $208 is needed for the chart to turn fully positive.
  • Falling under $178 delays the move that analysts expect toward higher targets.

NVIDIA (NVDA) stock has stayed strong even as the trading community worries that the AI market is forming a bubble. The company’s new results were very optimistic.

Revenue reached $57 billion, which is 62% higher than last year. Profit came in at $1.30 per share. The Data Center unit made $51.2 billion, which shows how much the world is spending on AI computers. All these points contribute to fundamental strength.

The company also expects $65 billion in revenue next quarter. This tells traders that demand for AI chips is still growing, not slowing.

However, even with these big numbers, the NVDA stock must still clear one price level before it can move with full strength again.

NVIDIA (NVDA) Stock Numbers Might Have Weakened AI-Bubble Fears

Many large investors have been worried that money flowing into AI is too fast to be safe. Some even sold their positions before the results. But the latest Nvidia (NVDA) report told a different story.

The chip maker said that demand for its chips remains very high. Cloud companies, research labs, and large tech firms continue to buy more units every quarter.

Nvidia CEO also said orders for the new Blackwell chips are stronger than anything they have seen before. All of that can be seen on the financial sheet.

Nvidia Stock Earnings Report | Source: X
Nvidia Stock Earnings Report | Source: X

This has helped the stock remain stable even when other technology stocks showed weakness. It also explains why many traders now think the “AI bubble” fear may not match what the earnings show.

NVDA Stock Charts Show Strength

The Nvidia stock chart gives a simple signal. Between 22 October and 18 November, NVDA stock made a higher low, while the RSI made a lower low.

Nvidia (NVDA) Stock Price Moves | Source: TradingView
Nvidia (NVDA) Stock Price Moves | Source: TradingView

RSI is a tool that checks buying and selling strength. When price holds firm but RSI falls, it can mean sellers are losing power.

Even with this signal, one number still decides the short-term direction. NVIDIA stock needs a 12% rise to move above $208.

This level has stopped the stock price before. A clean close above $208 can open the next zone for NVDA stock near $226, which matches some analyst models for early movement.

Nvidia Stock Price Target | Source: TradingView
Nvidia Stock Price Target | Source: TradingView

If the stock falls below $178, the setup doesn’t hold strong. That level has been an important floor for many months. A break under it can delay any attempt to test $208.

Analysts Stay Bullish As Long as NVIDIA Stock Holds Above $178

Analyst views remain very strong. One major platform shows 37 buy ratings, 1 hold, and 1 sell for the Nvidia stock.

The average target for NVDA stock sits near $243, and some of the highest calls go up to $350.

Their reason is simple. AI spending is still rising.

Data centers continue to buy new chips because the jobs they run keep getting larger. NVIDIA also said profits in the next year may even be bigger than the full sales of some of its biggest rivals.

This is why analysts think the company can still grow even after a strong year.

But the Nvidia stock price has to confirm it. Staying above $178 keeps the base strong.

Moving above $208 shows buyers are ready for the next leg. Until then, the NVDA stock may move sideways as traders wait for a clear direction.

Disclaimer

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Rahul Nambiampurath
Rahul Nambiampurath
Rahul Nambiampurath's cryptocurrency journey began in 2014 when he stumbled upon Satoshi's Bitcoin whitepaper. With a bachelor's degree in Commerce and an MBA in Finance from Sikkim Manipal University, he was among the few who first recognized the untapped potential of decentralized technologies. Since then, he has helped DeFi platforms like Balancer and Sidus Heroes — a Web3 metaverse — as well as CEXs like Bitso (Mexico's largest) and Overbit reach new heights with his media outreach skills and digital marketing strategies. For the past eight years, he has also covered major crypto events for leading publications — including Investopedia, Crypto Briefing, FXEmpire, Crypto.news, The Defiant, and BeInCrypto — with expertise spanning DeFi, DAOs, NFTs, and everything decentralized.