What did Nvidia announce at CES 2026?

Nvidia introduced Alpamayo, a reasoning AI aimed at safer self-driving and driver assistance, with a Mercedes pilot to test capabilities. It also moved the Vera Rubin AI platform into full production. Together, these deepen Nvidia’s stack, improve partner lock-in, and could expand software and systems revenue over time.

How did NVDA stock trade today?

NVDA stock hovered near the 50-day average at 186.51, with a recent close at 188.12 and intraday range of 186.15 to 193.63. Resistance sits around 194 to 195, while support is near 186. After-hours sentiment improved on CES news, though volatility remains elevated for short-term traders.

Is NVDA stock overvalued now?

Shares trade around 46.56x TTM earnings and 24.57x sales, which is rich. Bulls point to 53% net margins, platform depth, and a 234.73 consensus target. Bears worry about high expectations. Position sizing and time horizon matter most, with February 25 earnings likely to reset the narrative either way.

How can Canadians get exposure to NVDA stock?

Buy the U.S.-listed shares in a Canadian brokerage account and fund in USD, minding FX costs. RRSPs generally avoid U.S. dividend withholding, while TFSAs do not. Some Canadian-listed, CAD-hedged vehicles offer exposure with less currency risk, though fees and tracking differences vary by product.

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NVDA Stock Today: Alpamayo Self-Driving, Vera Rubin Unveiled — January 06

ByDanny Kontos January 6, 2026January 6, 2026

NVDA stock is in focus for Canadian investors after Nvidia announced Alpamayo, a “reasoning” AI for self-driving, and moved its Vera Rubin AI platform into full production at CES 2026 on January 6. The news lifted after-hours sentiment and highlighted Nvidia’s platform moat versus AMD. We assess how NVDA ties into the automotive and AI compute stories that support valuation today. We outline price levels, technicals, and the Street’s view ahead of the February 25, 2026 earnings release. Figures are in USD unless noted, with notes on FX and Canadian accounts.