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Nvidia has returned about sevenfold over five years, but a Simply Wall St analysis carried by Yahoo Finance argues its shares still look reasonable on a discounted cash-flow model.

The model puts estimated intrinsic value substantially above the article’s cited share price of $210.96. It starts from roughly $126.7 billion in trailing free cash flow and assumes Nvidia can keep growing cash generation over the coming decade. That is a valuation scenario, not a forecast guaranteed to come true. The analysis itself points to the key question: can AI-driven cash flows keep growing strongly enough to support those assumptions?

Discuss: When valuing Nvidia, should investors give more weight to projected AI cash flows or to the risk that those projections prove too optimistic?

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