Nvidia (NVDA) has reached a point where its size and market cap alone can make it look intimidating. Over the last five years, Nvidia's stock has skyrocketed by 817.8%, while its market capitalization has grown from roughly $557 billion to about $5 trillion today. That means Nvidia is now worth about 9.1 times what it was five years ago. And this phenomenal growth was not because of hype. The company is already generating tens of billions of dollars in quarterly revenue, its AI chips are at the heart of the industry's infrastructure buildout, and investors have seen its profitability grow at an incredible rate.
And its recent fiscal second-quarter earnings released on Aug. 26 show that growth is far from slowing. Surprisingly, even if Nvidia is getting dramatically bigger, the stock is still reasonably valued. What could be the reason behind it, and should investors take advantage of that? Let us find out.
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