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Morgan Stanley sticks by Nvidia during sell-off, reiterates as top pick
Morgan Stanley still sees more upside ahead for Nvidia , despite its recent losses. The investment bank reiterated that the artificial intelligence chip maker is a top pick heading into 2025, reaffirming an overweight imvestment rating. The firm's $166 price target implies about 27% upside from the
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Morgan Stanley on what you should do with Nvidia stock in 2025 By Investing.com
While there are some near-term concerns over NVDA, such as a slowdown in Hopper builds and the staggered readiness of Blackwell product variants, Morgan Stanley's team views these issues as transitional. By the second half of 2025, the strength of Blackwell will be "the only topic," analysts led
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Morgan Stanley maintains a bullish stance on Nvidia, projecting significant growth potential in the AI chip market despite short-term concerns. The firm cites Nvidia's upcoming Blackwell chips and continued dominance in the GPU sector as key factors for its positive outlook.

Morgan Stanley has reaffirmed Nvidia as its top pick heading into 2025, maintaining an overweight investment rating despite recent market volatility. Analyst Joseph Moore set a price target of $166, implying a 27% upside from Nvidia's recent closing price
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.While acknowledging short-term concerns, Morgan Stanley believes these issues are either overstated or irrelevant in the long run. The firm views the current market conditions as an opportune moment for investment, drawing parallels to past instances when mixed near-term data points coincided with strong underlying dynamics
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.Morgan Stanley addresses fears about ASIC encroachment from competitors like Marvell and Broadcom. However, the bank predicts that GPU will significantly outperform ASIC in the coming year. Nvidia's extensive R&D investments, exceeding $12 billion annually, are seen as crucial for maintaining its leadership in AI hardware and system-level innovations
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.The focus is expected to shift to Nvidia's upcoming Blackwell chips by mid-2025, potentially driving significant revenue growth in the second half of the year. Despite concerns about the staggered readiness of Blackwell product variants, Morgan Stanley anticipates strong demand, albeit with supply constraints
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.Nvidia's growth drivers, including inference, sovereign AI training, and enterprise applications, comprise 70% of its data center revenue. Even with potential consolidation in the AI arms race, Morgan Stanley foresees enduring growth potential for Nvidia
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The majority of Wall Street analysts remain bullish on Nvidia, with 58 out of 64 analysts giving it a strong buy or buy rating. The average 12-month price target of $170 suggests over 30% upside potential. Nvidia's market value stands at an impressive $3.2 trillion
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.The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in January 2025 is anticipated to be a positive event for Nvidia, with CEO Jensen Huang scheduled to deliver a keynote presentation. This event is expected to reinforce the message of exceptional Blackwell demand and highlight Nvidia's continued innovation in the AI chip market
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