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During Chinese visits by President Donald Trump, Nvidia (NVDA) drew attention with CEO Jensen Huang joining the U.S. delegation. This development highlighted the company's critical role in the escalating geopolitical struggle over artificial intelligence chips and semiconductor leadership. As a result of this event, Nvidia's stock became the first company to reach a market value of $5.5 trillion.
Historical Financial Performance: NVIDIA's total revenue for the 2026 fiscal year is expected to exceed $190 billion. This represents one of the highest annual profitability rates achieved by a company on a global scale to date.
Global Infrastructure Spending: Cloud computing giants (Hyperscalers) and major tech companies' AI infrastructure spending is projected to approach approximately $700 billion in 2026. The widespread adoption of AI agents sustains the continuous need for processors (inference) and, consequently, the demand for NVIDIA GPUs.
Political and Diplomatic Power: Geopolitical moves such as CEO Jensen Huang's participation in U.S. President Donald Trump's official China delegation have reinforced the company's position in chip diplomacy and investor confidence.
Future Expectations: Before the Q1 earnings report scheduled for May 20, 2026, UBS analysts have raised their price targets. The institutional analysis platform Morningstar has set the company's fair value at $260.
Breaking above the technical "bull flag" pattern in the charts, combined with the earnings announcement on May 20, suggests a strong upward potential for the stock. If the earnings surpass expectations, it is technically likely that the price will move toward the $250 - $270 range by the end of May 2026.