🎯 Nvidia Reaches $4 Trillion: Surpasses Canadian, Mexican And UK Exchanges

Nvidia hit a new record in the world market on Wednesday, reaching a market capitalization of $4 trillion, making it bigger than the combined stock markets of Canada and Mexico, or even the total market capitalization of publicly traded companies in the United Kingdom.

In the period from October 2023 to June 2025, Nvidia's value tripled. The chip designer's shares rose 2.5% to an all-time high of $164 due to growing demand for artificial intelligence solutions. This rise reflected not only sectoral interest in AI, but also in global financial markets. After the company reached $1 trillion in 2023, reaching $4 trillion in as little as 1 year is historically unprecedented growth.

Although downward pressures—particularly China's low-cost artificial intelligence model—have temporarily shaken confidence in the industry, Nvidia posted 69% annual growth in revenue of $44.1 billion in the first quarter of the year. The company set a revenue target of $45 billion ± 2% for the second quarter. This strong guidance underscores Nvidia's business model and technological superiority while guiding investors. In the company's revenue composition, solutions for data center chips and cloud systems occupy a large share. In addition, with the support artificial intelligence provides to software infrastructures, not only hardware, but also software-based growth is striking.

At a global macro level, Nvidia's record rise has been emblematic of a recovery, bolstered by revived trade hopes after Donald Trump's tariffs. The company outperforms Apple (7%) and Microsoft (6%) with a 7.3% weighting in the S&P 500 index. This makes it clear that Nvidia is now shaping not only the technology sector, but also overall market performance. At the same time, it is in a leading position across the industry in the emerging AI-driven competitive environment, especially on issues such as energy consumption, data security and ethical use.

From an investor perspective, Nvidia's 12-month projected F/R is at 32, which is below the average of 37 for the last 3 years. This situation, although there is a fragility on the stock, together with high growth dynamics, represents a reasonable opportunity in terms of valuation. In addition, Nvidia shares, which are up 22% since the beginning of the year, outpacing the 15% rise of the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index, also provide a sign of leadership in sectoral terms. The company's stock performance causes it to be rated as an asset class with high momentum from both institutional and individual investors.

🧠 Expert Review

In the short term, there may be technical corrections in Nvidia's shares, as the recent rise has been quite rapid. In the medium term, the positive trend is likely to continue, thanks to its dominance in data center investments, cloud solutions and artificial intelligence technologies. In the long term, the company's response to geopolitical developments and regulations will determine the pace of growth. But in any case, Nvidia is expected to remain a decisive player in the technology sector.

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