Nvidia (NVDA) stock has a newly revised price target of $315, making shares a valuable investment opportunity before the end of March. Over the past month, NVDA stock has been dipping in value along with most of the US stock market. However, many experts pointed to the dip as a buying opportunity, with the stock expected to rebound quickly. Now, NVDA stock is back up nearly 4% in Monday’s trading session and is likely set to climb more soon.

After starting the year with a nice gain, the overall trajectory for Nvidia stock has been downward ever since (albeit with up-and-down swings along the way). The biggest news for the company came on Feb. 26 with its Q4 2024 earnings update. Nvidia reported tremendous growth with Q4 revenue soaring 78% year over year and adjusted earnings per share jumping 71%. However, many investors were concerned that the chipmaker’s growth continues to slow and its gross margins are sliding.

With the stock back on the climb, now analysts are suggesting a surge for Nvidia shares is ahead. CNN Business projects NVDA stock to climb over the next year to higher points than previously predicted. At press time, the analysts predict the stock to surge a maximum of 93% over the next year to $235.92. In terms of median projection, they also forecast the stock to climb to $175.00, a 43% ROI from current prices.

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Furthermore, CNN analysts say Nvidia (NVDA) has a 10-10, or strong, chance to outperform over the next 12 months, breaking out of its 3-month slump. The stock is currently trading in the middle of its 52-week range and below its 200-day simple moving average. Out of 67 analysts surveyed by CNN, 93% suggest to buy NVDA stock now, while 7% suggest to hold, not sell

Even though Nvidia’s revenue growth has slowed in 2025 so far, the company still projects sales will jump 65% year over year in Q1. Nvidia should enjoy strong sales from its new Blackwell GPU chips. Additionally, Nvidia has even more powerful chips on the way. Agentic AI, robotics, autonomous vehicles, and possibly artificial general intelligence (AGI) could drive increased demand for its technology, thus booming NVDA stock.