While Wall Street veteran Louis Navellier declares that any dip in Nvidia Corp.‘s (NASDAQ:NVDA) stock is a “screaming buy,” three top technology analysts are fiercely debating whether the artificial intelligence (AI) giant’s projected $1 trillion revenue roadmap is already baked into its current valuation.
As Nvidia transitions from its Blackwell chips to the new Vera Rubin architecture, experts are divided on whether the next wave of global AI spending remains economically rational or poses new capital efficiency risks for the tech giants funding it.
The ‘Screaming Buy’ Bull Case
Navellier, founder and chief investment officer of Navellier & Associates, leaves no doubt about Nvidia. With the stock recently experiencing broader market volatility and trading below its moving averages, he remains steadfastly bullish.
“The stock is trading below 15.4 times forecasted 2027 earnings,” Navellier explained. “Any dip in Nvidia and my other AI and data center-related companies is a screaming buy.”
