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It's too late for investors who don't own Nvidia to benefit from the stock's past performance. In the nearly 25 years since then, Nvidia has delivered a positive return in the first quarter 20 times.

Semiconductor giant Nvidia (NVDA) has been hitting new market-cap milestones at an unprecedented pace. Last year, it joined the $1 trillion market cap club, while its valuation surpassed $2 trillion in February this year.

On November 26, Venu Krishna, head of US equity strategy at Barclays, joined Yahoo Finance to share his opinion on the stock market, particularly the tech sector. Krishna raised his S&P 500 price target for 2025 to 6,600 and shed light on why he believes such is possible.

Investors who bought and held Nvidia stock for such a long time have been able to benefit from multiple catalysts, such as the growth in the video gaming market, the increasing deployment of its graphics processing units (GPUs) in data centers,