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Nvidia ($NVDA) is currently being highlighted for its attractive valuation metrics, with a forward price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio of 19 for FY27 and a price/earnings to growth (PEG) ratio of 0.93, the second lowest among major tech firms, trailing only AMD. Analysts suggest that these metrics indicate Nvidia's potential for a breakout from its recent range-bound price action. Comparatively, Nvidia is viewed as cheaper than Broadcom ($AVGO) and other big tech companies, including Alphabet ($GOOGL), which has a forward P/E of 16, and Meta ($META), which stands at 21. Additionally, Tesla ($TSLA) is noted to be cheaper than Apple ($AAPL) for the first time in a long time, as per recent forward valuation comparisons across the sector.
I’ve just posted an updated forward valuation metric comparison for big tech companies. In one of the metrics, $NVDA looks very cheap, and $TSLA is now cheaper than $AAPL for the first time in a long time. $GOOG $AMZN $AMD $AAPL $AVGO $META $MSFT $ORCL $NVDA $TSLA
Big Tech Forward Valuation Comparison NVDA’s NTM+1 PEG is now just 0.93, the second lowest after AMD. Nvidia is much cheaper than Broadcom by this metric. NVDA’s NTM+1 PEG is now just 0.93, the second lowest after AMD. Nvidia is much cheaper than Broadcom by this metric, but… https://t.co/EOhHUOlCwR
Nvidia $NVDA is trading at just 24x FY26 EPS and 19x FY27 EPS, but I believe that it is a combination of an attractive valuation and timing that will be the catalyst for Nvidia to break out of its range-bound price action. I discuss this and more for premium members…
