BoA backs Nvidia with $350 target on durable AI growth and low P/E
Jul 8, 2026, 1:06 PM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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A prominent bull-case note with a $350 target and positive earnings catalysts could attract buyers, especially given a seven-year low forward P/E; price could re-rate on earnings detail and moat validation.
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Bank of America Securities analyst Vivek Arya reiterates a Buy on Nvidia with a $350 target, citing durable high-quality growth and a seven-year low forward P/E. He argues Nvidia’s pricing power and scale are underappreciated, with mid-70s gross margins and a moat across products and supply chain. Upcoming earnings could reinforce the bull case.
BoA's Arya reiterates Buy on NVDA with $350 target; notes durable growth.
Forward P/E at seven-year low; suggests upside not fully priced in.
Gross margins seen in mid-70% range; pricing power and scale likely underappreciated.
Upcoming NVDA earnings call expected to reinforce moats across products, pricing, and supply chain.
NVDA stock rose 0.43% to $197.77; 52-week range $161.16–$236.54.
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