NVDA Stock Faces $150, Shaking Investors, with Nvidia Board Preparing to Oust CEO Jensen Huang ‌$NVIDIA(NVDA)$   ‌ Nvidia shares extend their retreat from record highs above $243, approaching $150 as reports of potential leadership changes, political opposition to data-centre expansion and growing competition intensify concerns about the semiconductor giant's outlook. Quick overview: - Nvidia shares have fallen sharply from record highs above $243, approaching $150 due to leadership uncertainty and increased competition. - Reports suggest the board may consider removing CEO Jensen Huang, raising concerns about the company's succession strategy and management continuity. - Political opposition to data-centre expansion in key states poses add

Analyst Rating About 19.8% upside to the $76 target from the current price. Occidental Petroleum (OXY) watchlist  was trading at $63.46 on 2026-10-30 (up 0.71% on the day, previous close $63.01). Against that, $76 implies +19.8% ; measured from the 2026-10-29 close it is +20.6% . Context that matters for how much weight to put on that number: Reference Price vs. current $63.46 Goldman Sachs target (raised from $69) $76.00 +19.8% Analyst consensus mean (26 analysts) $71.79 +13.1% Consensus range $60.00 – $84.00 −5.5% to +32.4% The Goldman target is the high end of the street, not the middle. The $76 figure sits well above the $71.79 mean, and the low end of the range ($60) is actually below today's price — so the consensus is not uniformly bullish. Ratings are lukewarm: of 29 analysts,