Nvidia's revenue, margin, and capex scaling resembles infrastructure build-out and could break megacap valuation ceilings under continued data-center demand and clean Blackwell ramp, but near-term multiple compression makes $250–$300 a reasonable 2026 base case.
NVDA — WATCH The author argues Nvidia’s revenue, margin, and capex scaling is infrastructure-like rather than a normal product cycle, and if data-center spending accelerates through 2026, Blackwell ramps cleanly, and hyperscalers signal excess demand, valuation ceilings could break. However, markets usually price deceleration early, so multiple compression can cap near-term upside; he sees $250–$300 as the reasonable 2026 base case and $350–$400 as a non-median best case. This is a conditional watch on execution and demand signals rather than an immediate buy.
If data-center spending continues accelerating through 2026, if Blackwell ramps cleanly, and if hyperscalers keep signaling “we would buy more if supply existed,” then valuation ceilings people assume for trillion-dollar companies start breaking down.
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