
Nvidia Corp.'s valuation has dropped by 41% from its peak in November 2022, following the launch of ChatGPT, with the stock declining over 16% in 2025 despite strong Q4 earnings. The AI leader's forward price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio now stands at 24.27, which is significantly lower than its five-year average of 40x and even below several consumer stocks such as Estée Lauder at 33.5x, Walmart at 32.8x, and Starbucks. Analysts and market observers are questioning whether this drop presents a buying opportunity. Nvidia's stock is currently trading at a discount to its historical valuation, and technical indicators suggest potential for a rebound. The stock has shown signs of strength, recently increasing by 3.6% to reach $120, and is approaching key resistance levels between $120 and $122. It has also risen 15% since a recent selloff, with the upcoming GTC event next week potentially influencing its trajectory.
$NVDA very strong 120-122 R levels as posted before need to break the levels combo R levels for now
$NVDA price broke through the VWAP at 119.65 and we got a good opportunity to cover it at 119.15 Ditto on $SPY and $AMZN https://t.co/82Je5I1YyA
Nvidia is up 15% since the silly Tuesday selloff. This was my 3rd best performing trade this week. https://t.co/hWHYmIf1AB




