Prediction: This Will Be Nvidia's Stock Price by 2030

I’ve been watching NVDA’s meteoric rise with a mix of awe and regret. Missing that 800% surge since 2023 stings, and I’m still kicking myself for not jumping in. But here’s the thing - even latecomers who bought in January have enjoyed a sweet 33% return this year. The FOMO is real, but is it too late to get in on this AI juggernaut?

Looking at the market today, with tech stocks surging (TSLA up 5.10%, GOOG up 3.13%), I can’t help but wonder if NVDA’s 2.53% gain today is just the beginning of another leg up. The AI revolution isn’t slowing down, and Nvidia remains at its epicenter.

Nvidia’s AI Dominance Shows No Signs of Slowing

Nvidia’s GPUs are the muscle powering virtually every generative AI model worth mentioning. Their parallel processing capabilities, especially when thousands are clustered together, make them essential for AI development. And they’re not cheap - Nvidia reportedly captures about 50% of the spend on gigawatt-scale AI factories.

The hyperscalers are planning record-breaking capital expenditures for 2026, following what will already be record spending in 2025. Nvidia’s management projects global data center capital expenditures reaching a staggering $3-4 trillion by 2030. With AI companies currently spending around $600 billion annually, Nvidia’s future revenue stream looks incredibly promising.

The Road to $370 Per Share

Currently, Nvidia captures roughly a third of all data center capital expenditures. However, competition is intensifying with companies like Broadcom creating custom AI accelerator chips, and China market access remains uncertain. Being conservative, I’m projecting Nvidia capturing 20% of that $3 trillion spending by 2030.

This would translate to $600 billion in revenue. Maintaining their impressive 50% profit margins and achieving a P/E of 30 would value Nvidia at approximately $9 trillion. With the stock currently trading at $178 and a $4.3 trillion valuation, this suggests a price target of $370 by 2030 - a 100%+ upside.

This beats the market’s typical seven-year doubling rate, and I believe it’s actually quite conservative if management’s projections prove accurate. The AI computing power buildout is nowhere near completion.

I’ve watched countless investors claim “it’s too late” to buy NVDA since early 2023, only to miss out on further gains. The stock may seem expensive now, but when I look at the fundamental growth drivers, the AI revolution is still in its early innings. While competition will intensify and margins may face pressure, Nvidia’s technological lead and ecosystem advantage position it to remain the dominant force in AI infrastructure for years to come.