Shocking,” “Billionaire,” “Secret,” “Rising,” “Unveiled” could work. Also, the title must be under 100 characters. Let me check the original title: “Can Nvidia Extend Its AI-Driven Rally After New All-Time High?

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Can Nvidia Extend Its AI-Driven Rally After New All-Time High?

Nvidia’s stock price hit a record high last week, surpassing $236 and bringing the company’s total value close to $5.7 trillion. The stock jumped 3.7% in one day and has been steadily increasing, indicating that investors are optimistic as the company prepares to announce its latest earnings.

Right now, where Nvidia stock is headed depends on a tug-of-war between two things: the rapidly growing global need for artificial intelligence, especially in China, and increasing risks related to global politics and how much the stock is worth.

Nvidia’s stock is currently performing well, having surpassed important technical thresholds, but it may be due for a slight pullback soon. Future price movements will likely hinge on what the company forecasts for its earnings and any news regarding regulations.

China Demand Reignites AI Momentum

A major reason for Nvidia’s recent success is increased demand for its AI chips coming from China.

Tech giants like Alibaba, Tencent, ByteDance, and JD.com are planning to buy Nvidia’s H200 processors, but the purchases still need to be approved by regulators.

Wow, this is unbelievable! Jensen Huang, the CEO of NVIDIA, is set to make almost $870 million *each year* just from NVIDIA dividends. They just dramatically increased their quarterly dividend – it’s gone up 25 times, from a penny to 25 cents per share! Since he owns over 871 million shares, his yearly dividend income is skyrocketing. It’s a huge payout and really shows how well NVIDIA is doing – as an investor, it’s incredibly exciting to see this kind of growth.

— Bull Theory (@BullTheoryio) May 21, 2026

Despite ongoing US export controls and some delays in Chinese regulatory approvals, investors seem to be anticipating a slight change in market demand.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang recently joined a US group visiting China, signaling that talks are likely continuing to restore trade and business opportunities between the two countries.

Despite challenges in China due to export restrictions, Nvidia is still thriving thanks to the worldwide increase in investment in AI technology. The need for powerful GPUs – the chips that power AI model training, operation, and server implementation – remains consistently high.

Nvidia’s recent success has boosted the entire semiconductor industry, and the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index has hit an all-time high.

So far this year, NVIDIA (NVDA) stock has risen by over 25%, and it’s increased by more than 70% in the last year. This growth is much stronger than what most major stock market indexes have achieved.

NVIDIA (NVDA) reported strong earnings, exceeding expectations across the board. Key highlights include record quarterly revenue of $81.6 billion, an adjusted earnings per share of $1.87 for the first quarter, and projected revenue between $89.2 and $92.8 billion for the next quarter – all above what analysts predicted. The company also announced an $80 billion share buyback program.

— The Kobeissi Letter (@KobeissiLetter) May 20, 2026

Technical Outlook: $210 Support Remains Critical

As a crypto investor, I’ve been watching Nvidia closely, and technically, things still look good. The stock is definitely in an uptrend, trading well above all its key moving averages – around $210 for the 20-day, $193 for the 50-day, and $186 for the 200-day. Right now, it seems to be holding strong around the $210.63 level, which is acting as a solid support point.

Despite the recent upward trend, the market may be losing steam in the short term. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is around 64-65, and the Commodity Channel Index (CCI) is showing that the market is overbought, exceeding a level of 130.

The Stochastic RSI is suggesting a possible short-term dip in price, even though the overall trend is still upward. This could lead to a period of price stability or a slight decrease.

Although indicators like MACD and ADX still point to an upward trend, a disconnect between these indicators and the actual price movement hints that the current momentum might weaken before prices climb further.

In the coming days, NVIDIA (NVDA) stock is predicted to fluctuate between $215 and $235. If the price rises decisively above $235, it could indicate a strong upward trend and potentially lead to even higher prices.

However, if the price falls consistently below the $210–$215 support level, it could signal a weakening short-term trend and lead to further price declines.

Nvidia Price Prediction for 2026

CoinCodex’s latest analysis suggests Nvidia’s stock (NVDA) might stabilize for a short period before potentially starting to rise again later in 2026.

For May 2026, projections place the stock between $204 and $224, implying limited near-term upside. 

Predictions for June and July show prices are likely to dip slightly, averaging around $195 to $201. This suggests the market might start to slow down after a period of growth.

The outlook improves later in the year. We expect prices to start recovering in September and October, moving back toward $220. By November, we forecast further increases, potentially reaching $260. If positive momentum continues, prices could even hit around $280 in December, offering a substantial gain.

These forecasts are based on models and depend on how the overall market performs, but they indicate that the industry might shrink temporarily before growing again if demand for AI keeps increasing.

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2026-05-22 03:52