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While Nvidia (NVDA) has come off its all-time highs, the stock is up over 119% for the year, which makes it the best performer in the S&P 500 Index ($SPX). NVDA stock has largely moved sideways in narrow price bands since peaking in June, even as those moves have been quite volatile, in a typical Nvidia way. In this article, we’ll look at the risks and opportunities that the Jensen Huang-led company faces, and analyze whether the stock can bounce back to its all-time highs.
One of the biggest challenges that Nvidia faces – which was well-illustrated by its recent earnings release – is carrying extremely high expectations on its shoulders. The semiconductor designer posted better-than-expected earnings for fiscal Q2 2025, and its guidance was ahead of Wall Street's estimates, but the shares plunged after the report as markets were expecting an even bigger beat.