Goldman Sachs defends Nvidia with $300 target; new bets on Korean AI startups
Goldman Sachs reiterated its Buy rating on Nvidia with a $300 target, saying the risk-reward is attractive after the AI sell-off. Nvidia also plans to invest in four South Korean AI startups.

Goldman: the pullback is a buying opportunity
Goldman Sachs reiterated its Buy rating on Nvidia (NVDA) with a $300 price target, saying the stock's risk-reward has become attractive after the recent drop in AI shares.
- Analyst James Schneider expects Nvidia's fundamentals to beat Wall Street estimates in the near term.
- The shares trade at roughly 11 times estimated 2027 earnings.
Investors' main concerns
- Power availability for data centers through 2028
- Financing of AI infrastructure
- The durability of AI demand
Nvidia invests in South Korea
Nvidia plans to invest in Motif Tech, RLWRLD and Upstage, as well as Korean AI startup Point2, a sign it keeps expanding its AI ecosystem despite market volatility.
Market impact
Support from major analysts could help ease selling in chip stocks and the Nasdaq, but volatility is likely to stay high until concerns over power and financing are resolved.
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This is news, not a recommendation to buy or sell any stock.
Sources: Goldman Sachs research note (as reported by the media), news reports on NVIDIA's investments
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