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Shares of Nvidia have traded nearly 15% lower over the past month after a string of bruising sessions tied to AI bubble worries and growing competition headlines. Still, Nvidia is one of the best-performing mega-caps this year, but the tone around the stock has shifted from uncritical enthusiasm to a more anxious debate about sustainability.
Against that backdrop, we ran Nvidia through an AI price-prediction agent powered by OpenAI’s GPT. The goal was not to chase a sensational long-term target, but to see how a data-driven model handicaps the next 30 days for a stock that has become shorthand for the entire AI trade.
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The agent was asked to generate a 30-day outlook for Nvidia, using recent price action and a focused set of technical indicators. At the time of the run, Nvidia traded at $175.35. For the period from Dec. 1 through Dec. 31, the model’s base-case projection came out to:
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Average predicted price: $180.75
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Implied move: roughly 3.08% higher over the next month
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Signal snapshot: MACD and RSI both skewed mildly positive, not euphoric
The model is saying that, given current momentum and volatility, the most likely path is a modest grind higher from current levels rather than a dramatic reset. Still, broader AI price prediction says that Nvidia could hit $920.09 by 2030.
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Nvidia’s MACD line still sits above its signal line, a sign of lingering upside momentum, while the RSI near the low-40s suggests the stock has worked off overbought conditions without falling into outright capitulation territory. The AI is reading that as a market that is no longer priced for perfection, but not one that has fully given up on the story either.
The tension for Nvidia right now is that the business continues to look like a once-in-a-generation growth story even as the stock trades like investors are bracing for disappointment.
In its latest quarter, Nvidia reported record revenue of $57 billion, up 62% year over year. Data center revenue, driven by demand for Blackwell and Blackwell Ultra GPUs that power large language models and AI “factories,” reached $51.2 billion, up 66% from a year earlier.
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That is an extraordinary level of concentration in a single secular theme.
Earlier this year, Nvidia’s rapid Blackwell ramp helped push full-year revenue above $130 billion, more than double the prior year and one of the fastest growth runs the chip industry has ever seen at this scale.
Wall Street, for now, is still leaning into that growth. Across major platforms, analysts maintain a Strong Buy consensus with 12-month price targets clustering in the mid-$240s to mid-$250s. Some of the more aggressive firms see upside into the low-$300s if Nvidia maintains its dominant share in data center acceleration. Even the median targets imply 25% to 45% upside from current levels.
Viewed against those numbers, a 3% one-month move from an AI agent is almost conservative.
The AI forecast can be viewed as a short-term temperature check on how quickly the market might be willing to reopen the multiple after a shakeout, not a verdict on whether Nvidia’s AI run is over.
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