NVIDIA shares traded in a tight range near $224–$229 during the week of September 21, 2026, after posting a 2.3% gain on the 21st and reaching an intraday high of $229.98 on the 22nd before modest profit-taking. The primary driver remains sustained AI infrastructure demand, underscored by the company’s August 26 report of $96.2 billion quarterly revenue (more than doubling year-over-year) and $108 billion guidance for the fiscal third quarter, alongside CEO comments projecting a potential doubling of chip unit shipments in 2027. Positive signals from major customers, including SpaceX’s planned expansion of Nvidia GPUs, reinforced sector leadership even as broader chip indices fluctuated amid U.S.-China trade discussions and minor insider sales. With the 52-week high at $236.54 and consensus analyst targets well above current levels, trader focus centers on whether momentum from data-center spending and supply commitments can sustain the price above key weekly thresholds into the Friday close.