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Technical Picture Remains Bullish

Despite Tuesday’s pullback, NVIDIA remains above its 20-day, 50-day, 100-day and 200-day simple moving averages.

The 20-day SMA of $220.49 remains above the 50-day SMA of $211.23. The 50-day average also sits above the 200-day SMA of $196.90. That structure points to a continued longer-term uptrend.

Momentum also remains constructive. The MACD is above its signal line, while the histogram is positive. That suggests momentum has improved despite the latest decline.

The stock remains near the upper end of its 52-week range of $164.07 to $236.54.

Traders may watch $228 as near-term resistance. The $190-$197 area could provide longer-term support, with the 200-day SMA currently at $196.90.

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Analyst Outlook

NVIDIA carries a Buy consensus rating with an average price forecast of $349.15.

Rosenblatt maintained a Buy rating and $390 price forecast on Sept. 4. Needham maintained its Buy rating and $300 forecast the same day. Citigroup raised its price forecast to $315 from its previous level on Aug. 27 while maintaining a Buy rating.

The Simple Reason I'm Not Worried About Nvidia's Hugging Face Acquisition
The Hugging Face deal looks like a win for Nvidia, but it might not be for the reason that you think.
By Jeremy Bowman – Sep 8, 2026 at 1:45PM EST
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Nvidia's $12.9 billion acquisition of Hugging Face last week was its biggest ever.
The deal gives it a valuable top-of-the-funnel platform in AI development.
Even at $12.9 billion price tag, the purchase is easily manageable for Nvidia.
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Nvidia (
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) has delivered plenty of organic growth over its history, but acquisitions have also played a major role in its expansion from a GPU designer to a comprehensive AI platform, or factory, as CEO Jensen Huang calls it.

For example, it acquired the data center networking specialist Mellanox for $6.9 billion in 2019, and it now anchors a business that generates more than $31 billion in revenue annually.

The Hugging Face acquisition, which it announced last week, will be its biggest ever at a purchase price of $12.9 billion. Nvidia did spend $20 billion in a deal with Groq, but that was a non-exclusive technology licensing and talent agreement, rather than an outright acquisition.

Acquisitions have been hit-or-miss in the tech sector, and $12.9 billion is a large sum even by modern standards. Let's take a look at what Nvidia gets for that money, before discussing what the deal means for investors.

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What Hugging Face brings to Nvidia

Hugging Face is an online platform for building AI and machine learning tools, and is sometimes described as "GitHub for machine learning," referring to the code repository now owned by Microsoft.

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Given its position at the top of the funnel in the AI stack, you can see how the platform would be valuable to Nvidia, whose future depends on its ability to continue to dominate the AI chip ecosystem.

Nvda/ The Simple Reason I'm Not Worried About Nvidia's Hugging Face Acquisition
The Hugging Face deal looks like a win for Nvidia, but it might not be for the reason that you think.
By Jeremy Bowman – Sep 8, 2026 at 1:45PM EST
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Fool.com
on

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Summarize with AI
KEY POINTS

Nvidia's $12.9 billion acquisition of Hugging Face last week was its biggest ever.
The deal gives it a valuable top-of-the-funnel platform in AI development.
Even at $12.9 billion price tag, the purchase is easily manageable for Nvidia.
10 stocks we like better than Nvidia ›
Nvidia (
NVDA
-2.01%
) has delivered plenty of organic growth over its history, but acquisitions have also played a major role in its expansion from a GPU designer to a comprehensive AI platform, or factory, as CEO Jensen Huang calls it.

For example, it acquired the data center networking specialist Mellanox for $6.9 billion in 2019, and it now anchors a business that generates more than $31 billion in revenue annually.

The Hugging Face acquisition, which it announced last week, will be its biggest ever at a purchase price of $12.9 billion. Nvidia did spend $20 billion in a deal with Groq, but that was a non-exclusive technology licensing and talent agreement, rather than an outright acquisition.

Acquisitions have been hit-or-miss in the tech sector, and $12.9 billion is a large sum even by modern standards. Let's take a look at what Nvidia gets for that money, before discussing what the deal means for investors.

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The entrance to a building at Nvidia headquarters.
Image source: Nvidia.

What Hugging Face brings to Nvidia

Hugging Face is an online platform for building AI and machine learning tools, and is sometimes described as "GitHub for machine learning," referring to the code repository now owned by Microsoft.

freestar
Given its position at the top of the funnel in the AI stack, you can see how the platform would be valuable to Nvidia, whose future depends on its ability to continue to dominate the AI chip ecosystem.

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Does Michael Burry Have It Wrong? Nvidia Chips Retain Value, Data Shows
Six-year-old A100 chips from Nvidia Corp. (NASDAQ:NVDA) are still valued at nearly $5,000 each, complicating Michael Burry’s warning that Big Tech may be overstating profits by depreciating AI hardware over five or six years.

Silicon Data estimates the A100’s residual value at $4,956. Its value has remained roughly flat near $5,000 since late 2025 as rising rental income offset the decline that would normally come with aging.

The figure isn’t a second-hand sale price. Silicon Data estimates what a GPU is worth from the future rental income it can generate, factoring in utilization and operating costs.

Why Old Nvidia Chips Still Pay

Older Nvidia GPUs do not necessarily become useless when a newer generation arrives. Chips such as the A100 can shift from cutting-edge training into inference, fine-tuning and lower-cost workloads.

That can extend their economic life. CoreWeave Inc. (NASDAQ:CRWV) has signed a customer contract for A100 GPUs extending through 2029, nearly a decade after the architecture debuted.

That matters to Burry’s argument because his warning centers on whether Big Tech is assuming AI hardware will remain economically useful for too long.

Burry estimated last year that hyperscalers, or the biggest cloud providers, could understate depreciation by roughly $176 billion between 2026 and 2028 by stretching the useful lives of computing equipment.

Longer useful lives mean companies record less depreciation expense each year.

Meta (NASDAQ:META) said in early 2025 that extending the useful lives of certain servers and network assets to 5.5 years would cut that year’s depreciation expense by roughly $2.9 billion.

Burry has argued that continued demand for older GPUs does not prove those schedules are correct.

“A chip can rent and still depreciate very fast economically,” he wrote in July.

Why It Matters

How long Nvidia’s chips keep earning money is becoming increasingly important as Wall Street pours more capital into AI infrastructure.

Nvidia has partnered with Apollo, BlackRock, Blackstone, Brookfield, Goldman Sachs and KKR on platforms aimed at mobilizing more than $500 billion for AI infrastructure. CEO Jensen Huang has said lenders would look at factors including utilization, cash flow and residual value.

Kalshi traders are also betting that A100 rental prices will hold up.

Kalshi’s year-end market currently gives A100 compute about a 74% chance of finishing above $1.39 per GPU-hour compared with a current rental price of roughly $1.29 on Silicon Data’s A100 index.

Kalshi Research said in July that its A100 forward curve remained broadly flat into 2027, suggesting traders expected rental prices for the 6-year-old chip to remain relatively stable.

Rental prices for Nvidia’s 4-year-old H100 chips have also risen sharply recently.

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