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StocksMediumUpdated•Originally published 26 February 2026•Updated 26 February 2026•

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Wedbush Likens Nvidia to 'Michael Jordan' Amid Mixed Market Reaction to Sales Forecasts

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1Dan Ives of Wedbush Securities described Nvidia's Q4 performance as a 'superstar performance'.

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What changed: While analysts remain bullish with 'Michael Jordan' comparisons, the market reaction turned bearish due to disappointing sales forecasts and growing fears of an AI bubble.

Dan Ives, Wedbush's Head of Tech Research, has raised his price target for Nvidia (NVDA) to $300, comparing the company's performance numbers to basketball legend 'Michael Jordan.' Despite this bullish endorsement, Nvidia's latest sales forecast triggered a bearish response from investors, dampening the initial excitement over its Q4 results. Concerns regarding a potential bubble in the AI processor market are beginning to weigh heavily on investor sentiment across the tech sector. This creates a notable contrast between analyst optimism and the market's cautious reaction to future growth projections. Ives maintains that Nvidia's execution remains 'superstar' level, even as macroeconomic challenges and valuation fears persist. Market participants are now closely evaluating the sustainability of the AI boom against these emerging risks. The stock remains a focal point for volatility as the industry balances innovation with market reality.