Nvidia (NVDA) Stock Price Target Raised to $360: Analyst Sees Nearly 100% Upside Potential

Key Takeaways Ivan Feinseth from Tigress Financial boosted his NVDA target price to $360 from $350 with a Strong Buy rating The $360 target implies Nvidia’s valuation could hit nearly $9 trillion — almost twice its present $4.46 trillion market capitalization Shares currently change hands near $183, trading at approximately 22x forward earnings — matching the S&P 500’s multiple The analyst forecasts $405.55B in top-line revenue and $200.98B in net operating profit for the coming year Nvidia’s GTC event from March 16–19 represents the next significant potential catalyst After an impressive rally, Nvidia has experienced consolidation for several months. The shares have traded within a relatively tight range as enthusiasm around artificial intelligence names has moderated. However, at least one Wall Street analyst believes this pause is merely a breather before another substantial leg higher. NVIDIA Corporation, NVDA Tigress Financial Partners analyst Ivan Feinseth increased his one-year NVDA price objective to $360 this week, lifting it from his previous $350 estimate while maintaining his Strong Buy recommendation. His target significantly exceeds the Street consensus of $272.16 compiled by FactSet and represents the most optimistic forecast among analysts tracking the semiconductor leader. With NVDA shares trading around $183, Feinseth’s price target suggests potential appreciation of approximately 97% over the next twelve months. The bullish thesis centers on Nvidia’s commanding position within the expanding AI infrastructure landscape. Feinseth highlights that hyperscalers and major cloud service providers have pledged more than $650 billion in capital expenditures specifically for 2026, with Nvidia positioned to capture a substantial share of these investments. Extending his outlook further, the analyst references projections calling for $3 trillion to $4 trillion in cumulative AI infrastructure investment through the end of the decade, providing a multi-year ...