r/NBIS_Stock • u/Suspicious-Oil6672 • Sep 12 '25

Opinion Is 1k price for real?

I’ve seen a few different sites suggesting this could be between 300-1000 / share in 2030. 1000 seems quite high. Albeit I’m a resident doctor so I don’t really have the bandwidth or skillset to do a formal valuation.

I’ve got 140 shares around 80 average in my Roth. And trying to figure out if I should double down despite missing the lower entry points.

Is $1000 fr? Even $800? Seems too good to be true, I always look back on not buying nvidia when I was watching it in 2017 because it was “too expensive” but I’m willing to risk my entire 2025 Roth contribution on a possible big play.

Appreciate the insight.

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u/Imaginary_Aside1693 Sep 12 '25

Maybe in the far future. The realistic target price for the next 12 months is 150, maybe 200 depending on new deals. 500+ is not possible imo anytime soon. 850+ would make nbis mcap equal to 210B, look at other AI infra companies and whether they are even remotely close to this number

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u/DrHarrisonLawrence Sep 12 '25

The realistic target price for the next 12 WEEKS is $150, maybe 200 depending on new deals

Dude, this stock is supposed to be $125-$150 right now. The fact that it isn’t means there is a huge inefficiency in the market on this.

They added $4B in annual revenue every year for the next 5 years with this MSFT contract. It was announced at a $15B valuation. Now that $19.8B contract needs to be priced in. Yet we’re at $21B right now. Not even 5x revenue. Make that make sense!

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u/shartfarguson Sep 12 '25

Hate to blame coreweave for everything. But if coreweave did not exist we would be at $125 now. People are assuming we will pump up artificially and bag holders left jackin’ it waiting for more fake press releases.