- Analysts at Bernstein have reiterated a ‘buy’ rating for NVIDIA stock, suggesting the current dip below $190 could be an ideal entry point.
- They have set a bullish price target of $315, which could yield investors an approximate 66% return on investment.
- Short-term traders are eyeing a potential bounce back to the $220 range, a pattern observed twice in the last three months, for quick swing trading gains.
Analysts at private wealth management firm Bernstein are urging investors to consider an entry position in Nvidia stock (NASDAQ: NVDA) as it trades below $190, suggesting the GPU maker could be bottoming out in value. This recommendation comes after the stock recently fell below the $200 level, prompting the firm’s initial bullish stance.
Bernstein analyst Stacy Rasgon reiterated a ‘buy’ rating on Monday, June 29, 2026, and provided a new price target of $315. Consequently, this represents one of the most optimistic forecasts for the dominant AI sector equity. If this prediction proves accurate, investors could see a profit of $125 per share.
The firm’s note highlights that Nvidia has rebounded from the $190 range before, with prices fluctuating between $190 and $220 twice in the last three months. Therefore, even short-term traders could capitalize on this potential cycle by initiating swing trades. Buying near $190 and exiting at $220 would offer a window for a $30 profit per share.
An investment of $1,000 could potentially grow to $1,660 based on the long-term price target, translating to a 66% return. However, such substantial gains are not unprecedented for NVDA, which has risen over 1,500% in the past five years. Meanwhile, the firm’s analysis indicates accumulating the stock at current levels will prove beneficial.
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