And yet, despite this seemingly parabolic growth, many analysts argue the stock remains reasonably priced when growth is factored in. Nvidia’s price-to-earnings-to-growth (PEG) ratio is roughly 30% cheaper than the sector average, signaling continued long-term upside if growth targets hold. But the challenge is clear: the stock has already climbed over 1,500% in the past five years, and even the most bullish investors must grapple with valuation risk. Still, for Pelosi—and many institutional investors—the scale and defensibility of Nvidia’s AI moat appear to outweigh short-term volatility.