On September 9, 2025, NVIDIA (NVDA) stock closed at $170.22. Over the past few days, the market dynamics have been driven by the company’s announcement at the AI Infrastructure Summit of its new Rubin CPX chip, scheduled to be launched in late 2026. Heated investor interest halted the corrective price decline that began after the firm’s Q2 report.
NVIDIA remains at the forefront of the AI-accelerator market with multi-billion-dollar contracts. The unveiling of the new Rubin architecture and the CPX chip, optimized for over a million tokens, underscores its innovative prospects. The potential revenue from this product is estimated at $5 billion for every $100 million investment, catching the eye of investors.
That said, the market is becoming increasingly competitive. Broadcom’s $10 billion deal with OpenAI to supply custom processors, as well as the active development of their own chips by major players such as Google, Meta, and Amazon, pose a threat to NVIDIA’s leadership.
Nevertheless, the company’s long-term outlook remains strong. With a full stack of solutions in AI, NVIDIA is well-positioned to capitalize on rising infrastructure costs of the sector.
From a technical perspective, NVDA is now correcting upward following its drop to a local low of $163.85 on September 5. On September 10, the share price reached $170.22. The On-Balance Volume (OBV) indicator is signaling increased buying activity. Its line is heading upward, showing higher demand. The Stochastic Oscillator (5, 3, 3, Simple) has exited oversold territory (below 20), reaching 45 (%K) and 33 (%D). This confirms reduced seller activity and provides a strong bullish signal.
Consider the following trading strategy:
Buy NVIDIA shares at the current price, with Take profit at $185 and Stop loss at $160.
The forecast remains valid from September 10 to September 17, 2025.
