#Polymarket每日热点 As of the close on May 13, 2026, NVDA's stock price is $225.83. It just hit a 52-week high of $217.80 on May 8, and the current price has broken through that high and continues to rise. From the low of $164.11 in March to the high of $216.87 on April 27, Nvidia has completed a roughly 32% surge.

Technical analysis: Bullish Flag Pattern
According to [Yahoo Finance]'s technical analysis, NVDA formed a classic bullish flag continuation pattern after the high on April 27:
The 20-day EMA provided precise support, touching exactly at $198.48 during the pullback on May 4
Chaikin Money Flow (CMF) reading is 0.34, well above zero, indicating institutional buying continues
The put-call ratio rose from 0.38 on April 27 to 0.45, but the open interest ratio slightly decreased from 0.83 to 0.82, suggesting the pullback was mainly long liquidation rather than new short positions
The volume and price target after the flag breakout point to further upside

AI Algorithm Prediction: Price around $211.92 by the end of May
This is the forecast combining four mainstream AI models (based on the May 29 close price). Note that this prediction was made based on early May's price of about $200.32, and the current stock price has already risen to $225.83, showing a trend stronger than most AI models expected.

Wall Street Analyst Target Prices and Consensus:
54 analysts' 12-month average target price: $277.32
Highest target price: $400.00; lowest target price range: $250–$325
Recent significant upgrades: DBS from $220 to $250 (April 27), Bernstein maintains $300 (April 17), Rosenblatt up to $325, Cantor Fitzgerald and Bernstein both at $300
Analyst consensus rating: Strong Buy

Key Catalysts: Nvidia will announce Q1 FY2027 earnings on May 20, the most important catalyst this month:
Management guides revenue up 77% year-over-year, but Wall Street's average expectation is 79%, and Nvidia typically beats guidance by a few percentage points
Global data center capital expenditure is expected to reach $3–4 trillion by 2030 (Nvidia management estimate), McKinsey estimates a total of $7 trillion
The trend of AI infrastructure spending is clearly upward, with Nvidia as the core beneficiary

Based on current trends and technical signals, the May earnings report is likely to act as an accelerator:
Neutral (meets expectations): $225–$240
Moderate upward movement at current levels
Conservative (misses expectations or macro deteriorates): $200–$215
Flag fails, retesting support

In summary, Nvidia's price in May is most likely to fall within the $230–$250 range. The technical flag support remains intact, institutional funds continue to flow in, analyst target prices keep rising, and the May 20 earnings report is a key turning point. If earnings beat expectations (which historical experience suggests is highly probable), the stock could quickly surge above $250 after the report.