$200 seems like a good stretch goal this year. But I dunno any more than the analysts on that.
$1000 by 2030 seems less likely.
Two reasons:
1) Their over-reliance on TSMC for production given likely war in 26’ or 27’ will be disruptive.
2) AI chip competition is only going to get more competitive. AMD’s MI350, Broadcom and Marvel, Positron, ARM, Intel’s Gaudi, Google TPU, AWS Trainium, and custom ASICs from Tesla/OpenAI are all coming. The next 5 years are going to be WAY more competitive for NVDA than the last 5.