Bank of America (BofA) reaffirmed its buy recommendation on Nvidia and stated that the market is overestimating the main risks facing the company. According to the entity, the current valuation does not reflect the growth potential of the chip manufacturer for artificial intelligence.
The bank raised its price target for the stock to US$350, up from the closing price of US$204.12 recorded on July 8. This projection implies a potential increase of 71%.

Why Bank of America remains optimistic about Nvidia
According to Bank of America, the market is already discounting a scenario that is too negative for Nvidia's earnings. The entity estimates that the current price incorporates an implicit cut of between 30% and 35% in the expected profits for 2027 and 2028.
Analysts argue that the company continues to be a leader in infrastructure for artificial intelligence and believe that the stock is trading at an attractive level given its growth prospects.
The four risks the bank is analyzing
Bank of America identifies four factors that currently concern the market, although it believes their impact is overstated:
The possible effect of the higher cost of HBM memory on margins.
The competition from ASIC chips developed by large tech companies.
The company's valuation compared to other companies in the sector.













