Nvidia clawed back some ground after last week’s heavy losses, with shares closing up 3.5% at $97.64 on April 7. The rebound follows a

While investors generally are worried about tariffs today, an HSBC analyst is more concerned about Nvidia’s pricing power and the sustainability of AI spending.

Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) has been one of the hottest stocks in the market since 2023 but has cooled alongside all of the other growth stocks during the latest sell-off. Nvidia has been a top stock because of its involvement in the artificial intelligence (AI) race since its products power much of the training and inference for that technology.

Nvidia's recent earnings report shows that it is on course for another year of strong growth. It guided for fiscal Q1 revenue to be up roughly 65% year over year. While investors shouldn't ignore the risks, the stock is also offering solid value right now.

Nvidia Corporation stock is oversold amid trade woes, but it has strong AI-driven growth, exemptions on tariffs, and attractive valuation. Click for my NVDA update.