It’s America semiconductor giant Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) hit a new record on Friday’s session, information from artificial intelligence suggests that stocks may be higher in the next few weeks.
The forecast comes after Nvidia posted its most recent high on May 8, when shares peaked at around $217.80. However, the stock fell slightly to close at $215, still around 2% on the day.
To find out when Nvidia stock may reach another record, Finbold sought information from It’s OpenAI ChatGPTwhich described several possible scenarios.
ChatGPT identified Nvidia’s upcoming financial report as the likely trigger for another breakout, noting that the chipmaker has historically experienced price volatility after earnings releases.
The AI model said that if Nvidia delivers another strong hit and raises its future guidance, the stock could rise to $230 to $245 soon after that.
The forecast also showed continued investment in the AI sector from the majors art companies, including Microsoft, Amazon, Meta Platforms, and Alphabet as an important factor in supporting Nvidia’s ideas.
According to ChatGPT, Nvidia’s technical structure remains interesting as long as the stock remains above support near $205.
The model suggested that momentum indicators remain elevated but have not yet reached historical peak levels, suggesting that there may still be room for further expansion before a major correction occurs.
The AI-powered outlook also warned that uncertainty surrounding Nvidia’s earnings release could increase as the company has become one of the most AI-driven markets in the market.
As a result, even strong earnings can lead to temporary profit taking if money believe that expectations have become more aggressive.
The lowest price of NVDA shares
Despite this, all opinions of ChatGPT favor Nvidia to reach another level at the end of the second quarter of 2026, probably between the end of May and the middle of June, with the improvement of income and the demand for AI that are expected to remain the main drivers of the next meeting.
Amidst the expectations of another record, the market’s attention turns to Nvidia’s financial report for the first quarter of 2027 on May 20.
Investors keep an eye on updates on Blackwell’s ramp-up and Vera Rubin’s platform.
The company already guided for Q1 revenue of about $78 billion, including data center sales from China, while analysts were expecting revenue between $78 billion and $80 billion, alongside non-GAAP EPS of about $1.74 to $1.77.
Nvidia’s Data Center segment remains its biggest growth engine, driven by strong demand for AI infrastructure and the continued release of Blackwell infrastructure.
CEO Jensen Huang highlighted the high demand for Blackwell and Vera Rubin’s next-generation platform, which is expected to start delivering volumes in the second half of 2026.
