Nvidia gets a fresh price-target flex

Wall Street’s favorite AI kid

Nvidia showed up in a fresh analyst roundup with a shiny new price target from KeyBanc: $300, up from $275, while the firm kept its Overweight call intact. Translation: the Street still thinks the AI chip king has room to run, even after a monster move.

At Friday’s close of $225.32, that new target implies a pretty chunky upside. Not exactly “free money,” but close enough to make traders sit up straighter in their chairs.

The rest of the analyst carousel

This wasn’t just a one-stock party. The article also flagged a bunch of other name-brand calls:

• Regeneron got hit with a target cut to $641 and a downgrade to Market Perform.
• CoreWeave saw a brutal target slash to $100.
• Intel got a bullish target hike to $140.
• Zscaler, Deckers, Lam Research, F5, Larimar, and LiveRamp all got various target changes and rating tweaks.

So the real story here isn’t just Nvidia — it’s that Wall Street is still shuffling its chips around the AI, semis, cybersecurity, and biotech tables.

Why you should care

For Nvidia shareholders, the takeaway is simple: the bullish chorus is still loud, and the AI trade is not cooling off yet. But when the stock is already this loved, even a higher target can feel like someone showing up to the party with one more slice of pizza after the main course is gone.

Big picture: analysts are still treating Nvidia like the centerpiece of the AI boom, which means the stock stays in the “must-watch” bucket whether you own it or just hate-check it.