Think Nvidia Stock Is Expensive? This Chart Might Change Your Mind. Howard Smith, The Motley Fool Wed, Jul 2, 2025, 3:27 PM3 min read In this article: NVDA ...

As you can see, when NVIDIA was trading for more than 200 times trailing earnings before profits, it had just finished a quarter where revenue dropped 21% and profits dropped 53%. Yet, at the time ...

The earnings release from Nvidia NVDA is the true highlight of this week’s earnings docket, though there are a few other ...

You can see here Nvidia has accounted for 17.21% of the S&P 500's total gains over that time period. That means that the 499 companies in the S&P index, the other 499 have accounted for just 82.8.

Looking at NVIDIA's stock chart, you'll notice a consistent upward trajectory over the past few years, punctuated by occasional corrections. This suggests a strong bullish trend in the stock. 2.

Nvidia's market cap now exceeds the FTSE 100, the CAC 40, and the Hang Seng, despite its sales being less than 4% of these indices. The stock's market cap is almost 5x the entire Nasdaq 100 free ...

The chart shows that members of The Arora Report bought NVDA stock at an average price of $125.51, just before the run up to $974. Along the way, there were several opportunities for investors to ...

Nvidia is up 850% since early last year, as of this writing, but it has also seen a commensurate increase in its valuation. The company currently has a price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio of 55, well ...

Like many high-growth stocks, Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) shares looked expensive on a fundamental basis over the last three years, even as its price shot higher by almost 980%. Now, some investors ...

Nvidia stock trades at a P/E ratio of around 58 based on its trailing-12-month EPS of $1.80, making it nearly twice as expensive as the index. Based on those numbers alone, Nvidia stock is ...

And its Blackwell AI processor is the most powerful AI-centric processor ever built, as Nvidia's history of innovation continues. However, one chart shows Nvidia isn't as expensive as you might think.