Nvidia’s success in AI could lead to a potential $50 trillion market cap by 2035, according to legendary investor James Anderson. With a history of spotting big winners early, Anderson believes Nvidia has the potential for significant growth.

Advances in AI have propelled Nvidia’s market cap from $416 billion to $4.16 trillion. Financial results show strong growth with revenue reaching $44.1 billion in Q1 2026. AI adoption could add $15.7 trillion to the global economy by 2030, positioning Nvidia for even greater success.

Anderson sees Nvidia’s growth potential in data centers where AI processing is key. With a 60% annual growth rate, he forecasts EPS of $1,350 per share, potentially reaching a $49 trillion market cap. Nvidia’s competitive advantages and leadership position set it apart in the industry.

While reaching a $50 trillion market cap is not guaranteed, uncertainties and challenges remain. Despite a slim likelihood, Anderson emphasizes the importance of Nvidia’s long-term innovation and ability to capitalize on industry transformation. At 29 times next year’s earnings, Nvidia’s current valuation presents an attractive opportunity for investors. Investors are wondering if they should invest in Nvidia stock, with experts saying it remains a buy. The Motley Fool Stock Advisor team has identified 10 top stocks for investors to consider, with Nvidia not making the cut. The average return for Stock Advisor is 1,048%, outperforming the S&P 500’s 180%.

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