Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) is under pressure as the chipmaker faces allegations over inflated revenue numbers.
Namely, the ‘Big Short’ investor Michael Burry, this time backed by another legendary figure, Jim Chanos, is once again raising concerns over Nvidia’s business practices, questioning whether its investments in customers are inflating sales figures.
The $NVDA memo to its Wall Street sell-side analysis cited me as the first source. I attached the front page of the memo here. Also, part of my response addressing the depreciation issue. pic.twitter.com/OJZLWtRd5b
— Cassandra Unchained (@michaeljburry) November 26, 2025
In the meantime, the company has sent a memo to Wall Street, rejecting all claims that it engages in vendor financing arrangements. At the same time, the management emphasizes exceptional AI chip demand and promises that Nvidia remains ahead of the competitors.
Unsurprisingly, the conflicting sides in the debate have left the market wondering how Nvidia’s shares might behave in the next few days. To assess the situation from a more objective angle, Finbold’s AI prediction agent analyzed the stock’s technical picture and drew on three large language models (LLMs) to predict the NVDA stock price target by December 1.
AI predicts NVDA price December 1
According to the AI, the chipmaker is unlikely to see any major price swings this month. That is, the average NVDA share price for December 1, based on the aggregated results issued by Chat GPT, Claude Sonnet 4, and Gemini 2.5 Flash, sits at $178.25, suggesting a 1.12% downside from the current price of $180.26.
While the overall price target appears slightly pessimistic, it should be noted that only one of the three LLMs, Claude Sonnet 4, was actually bearish. The algorithm predicted Nvidia stock would fall 6.39% and trade at $168.75 in the next four days.
The other two prices, those by ChatGPT and Gemini, were bullish. The former sees the figure climbing to $183.50, implying a 1.8% upside, while the latter thinks it will edge up 1.24% to $182.50.
Accordingly, the average target of $178.25 could be in the red only because of Claude Sonnet 4’s overall conservative tendencies, which are in stark opposition to recent human analyst predictions that appear overwhelmingly positive.
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