Although we are just two months into it, 2025 has been incredibly volatile for the US stock market. There have been some surprising companies seeking their stock price to take a step back. Among them is Nvidia (NVDA), whom Jim Cramer has called ‘indispensible’ with the stock eyeing a 101% upside.

The company jumped more than 170% in 2024, and many expected the same thing this year. However, after a panic-laddened sell-off hit the AI market in January, the chipmaker struggled. Now, not even stellar Q4 earnings were enough to help it set a course forward. Yet, that fall may be better for Wall Street, as the stock’s upside could make a buy-now option.

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Jim Cramer Speaks Highly of Nvidia as Stock Sports Explosive Upside

Early Thursday, the plummeting stock value that has hindered Nvidia continued, with shares falling more than 2%. We had warned that the company’s earnings success was not going to be enough to salvage its fall. Indeed, investors had become too comfortable with the stock’s success, and its continued outperformance was not rewarded the way it should’ve been.

Yet, the ongoing fall is looking to be a golden opportunity for many investors. The falling Nvidia (NVDA) stock has been called ‘Indespensible’ by CNBC’s Jim Cramer, as the stock eyes at a remarkable 101% upside.

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According to an Insider Monkey report, Cramer said Nvidia products are “too good.” Moreover, he noted that the stock had jumped remarkably last year, although worry about some companies developing their own chip hindered some sales. Still, he pushed traders to lean in and find a good entry point to load up.

The reason is simple: upside. Currently, Nvidia has a $175 median price target, according to CNN. That is 52% above its current position. Moreover, its high-end projection sits at $235, up 106% from its current position. Even its cautious forecast sits at 130%, representing a 13% jump.

Either way, Nvidia’s likelihood of turning things around seems incredibly high. Additionally, of the 67 surveyed analysts, not a single one issued a sell rating. Currently, 93% have called on investors to buy.