Nvidia Sees Support from Cantor Fitzgerald with $350 Target
Oct 6, 2026, 6:30 PM EDT2 sourcesAI-analyzed
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Positive analyst sentiment and a tangible share rise (2.1%) suggest modest near-term upside; Cantor Fitzgerald's continued overweight stance provides price support and may attract momentum buyers.
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On Halftime Report, Nvidia is backed by Joshua Brown, with Cantor Fitzgerald keeping an Overweight stance and a $350 target. The stock rose 2.1% to $238.90 as analysts reinforce enthusiasm around AI demand. The piece signals continued near-term momentum for NVDA amid bullish commentary from prominent money managers.
Nvidia highlighted by Joshua Brown on Halftime Report.
Cantor Fitzgerald reiterates Nvidia Overweight with $350 target.
Nvidia rose 2.1% to $238.90 on Monday.
Analysts' optimism keeps NVDA near-term upside in focus.
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