How to buy Nvidia shares in 2025
Nvidia Corporation ($NVDA) pioneers GPU-accelerated computing, developing platforms for gaming, professional visualisation, AI and data centres.👉 Read on to learn about Nvidia and how to buy $NVDA shares in a few easy steps.
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How to buy Nvidia stock in 5 steps
When investing in shares - whether NVDA or otherwise - it’s important to consider your financial position, investing goals and risk tolerance. Before making any investment decision, it’s wise to consider your current circumstances and consult with a financial planner or advisor. If you decide that investing in Nvidia is right for you, then consider the following steps.
1. Open an investing account
To buy Nvidia stock in Australia, you’ll need to sign up to an investing platform with access to the U.S. share market. Stake offers seamless access to 12,000+ stocks and ETFs across the U.S. and Australian markets, including NVDA.
2. Fund your account
Once you’ve opened an account, you’ll need to deposit funds to allow you to buy NVDA shares. With Stake, you can deposit via bank transfer, debit/credit card, Apple Pay, Google Pay or set up a recurring deposit using PayTo.
3. Search for Nvidia or NVDA
Find your prospective investment by searching the name or ticker symbol of the company. If you’re using Stake, you can easily search on our web trading platform or the Stake app.
4. Place an order for NVDA shares
The next step is to place an order for the number of Nvidia shares you’d like to buy. Be sure to check the market is open and ensure the order type and volume align with your investment plan.
5. Monitor your investment
Once your order executes, you should keep an eye on the company’s performance and monitor the performance of your portfolio. Check regularly to ensure your investment is aligned with your financial goals.
Put it on repeat?
If you intend to regularly purchase NVDA shares, you could consider setting up a recurring investment. On Stake, you can set up a consistent purchase order for Nvidia shares which may be useful if you’re thinking of investing in the company over the long term.
Nvidia company overview
Nvidia Corporation is a global leader in accelerated computing, known for revolutionising the graphics processing unit (GPU) market. Their technology powers applications in gaming, AI, professional visualisation and data centres. Nvidia's products are indispensable to gamers, designers and scientists alike, making them central to industries driven by cutting-edge technology, such as AI and autonomous vehicles. Their work spans from consumer gaming to large-scale industrial solutions, with GPUs serving as the backbone of the AI revolution.
Nvidia share price performance
The Nvidia share price was US$115.58 (+5.20%) as of market close.
Key metrics for Nvidia
Get a breakdown of Nvidia’s financial metrics.
| Latest market close | US$115.58 |
| Market capitalisation | US$2.97T |
| PE Ratio | 39.32 |
| Earnings per share | US$2.94 |
| Day change | +5.2% |
| 52-week high | US$153.13 |
| 52-week low | US$75.61 |
Data updated as of March 17, 2025.
Schedule a recurring investment in Nvidia
Put your favourites on repeat - like Nvidia - with a recurring investment on Stake. It’s a great way to build towards long-term goals and a convenient method to stay consistent with your investing habits.
You’re always in control, it’s easy to hit pause or skip a scheduled order.
Does Nvidia pay dividends?
Yes, Nvidia pays dividends.
| Dividend yield | 0.03% |
Data updated as of March 17, 2025.
What is the Nvidia price target?
The average price target for NVDA is US$188.85 across 13 combined analyst ratings.
The suggestion is to BUY with 92% of analysts suggesting to buy, 8% suggest hold and 0% suggest sell.
Analyst ratings and price targets are provided for informational purposes by our market data partner, Benzinga, and do not constitute a recommendation to make an investment decision. Future forecasts are not a reliable indicator of future performance.
How to sell Nvidia shares?
The process of selling Nvidia shares on Stake is similar to purchasing them. If you already own NVDA shares on the platform and looking to sell, follow these steps:
- Open Stake, head to your Holdings and find Nvidia
- Select Sell
- Choose the order type, number of shares/dollar value and the desired price (if applicable)
- Review your Sell order
- Follow the prompts to submit your order
Watch this video to see just how simple it is to buy and sell shares on Stake.
Is it a good time to buy Nvidia shares?
Like any investment, Nvidia may be a suitable option for some, but not for others. It’s important to understand that investing in any financial instrument comes with a certain level of risk.
You should always conduct your own research and consider your personal financial circumstances before buying $NVDA shares. When researching, consider the company’s financial health, future prospects, current market conditions and whether or not it aligns with your investment strategy.
What are some similar stocks to NVDA?
Advanced Micro Devices ($AMD): AMD is a major competitor to Nvidia in the semiconductor industry, producing CPUs and GPUs for gaming, data centers and enterprise markets. Intel Corporation ($INTC): Intel is a global leader in semiconductor manufacturing, focused on producing chips for a wide array of computing devices, including GPUs and AI hardware. Micron Technology ($MU): Micron specialises in memory and storage solutions for computers, competing with Nvidia in the AI and data center markets through their memory technologies.
What are some ETFs that hold NVDA?
Invesco QQQ Trust ($QQQ): This ETF tracks the Nasdaq-100 Index, where Nvidia is a top holding alongside other technology giants like Apple and Microsoft. Vanguard Information Technology ETF ($VGT): VGT focuses on U.S. technology stocks, with Nvidia as one of its largest constituents, alongside companies like Microsoft and Apple. iShares Semiconductor ETF ($SOXX): This ETF is dedicated to the semiconductor industry, where Nvidia holds a significant weight, along with AMD and Intel.
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Nvidia Common Questions
- Sign up to Stake on desktop or via the Stake app
- Activate Stake wall-st
- Deposit funds via bank transfer, credit/debit card, Apple Pay/Google Pay or PayTo
- Place a buy order for Nvidia
- Monitor your investment
Fractional shares allow U.S. investors to purchase a portion of a share in lieu of an entire stock. This can be advantageous for some investors who seek to hold a company in their portfolio but don’t want to pay for a full share.
So, in the case of Nvidia, you could buy in with as little as US$10 instead of paying for a full share which was valued at US$121.59 at last market close.
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This is for information purposes only and is not a recommendation to invest in the securities listed. Such information is not intended to constitute financial advice and no agency or advisory relationship is created between you and Stake as a result of having access to or using the Information. This information does not take into account your personal objectives, financial situation or needs. You agree that neither Stake nor any third party provider is responsible for any investment decisions or for any damages or other losses resulting from the use of the Information. As always, do your own research before making any investment decisions and consider seeking advice from a licensed financial adviser. No representation or warranty is made as to the timeliness, reliability, accuracy or completeness of the material and Stake does not accept any responsibility arising from errors in, or omissions from, the data. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance.