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Nvidia ($NVDA, $214.72 as of August 21) reports second-quarter fiscal 2027 results on August 26, and Goldman Sachs analyst James Schneider expects a solid quarter with meaningful upside to guidance, supported by tight GPU supply and demand trends.
What complicates the setup: the stock has declined on the session following each of its last four earnings prints, despite strong results each time. The numbers and the consensus Analyst sentiment sits at a rare extreme.
Of 54 analysts covering the stock, 52 rate it a buy and two hold, with zero sell ratings, according to MarketBeat. The group's average price target is $308.01, which implies 43.45% upside from the August 21 close.
Goldman's target is $285, derived from a 30x multiple, implying 32.73% upside from the same level. Schneider's team pegs its Q2 and Q3 earnings-per-share estimates at 6% and 12% above Wall Street consensus, respectively.
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