Nvidia Overtakes Silver To Become World's Second-Largest Asset At $5.52 Trillion, Market Commentator Calls It 'Historic Technological Revolution'

Nvidia’s market cap surged past silver to become the world’s second-largest asset, cited at about $5.52 trillion, reflecting a broader AI-driven rally that has lifted NVDA roughly 67% over the past year (shares closed at $225.83). The story highlights concentration in market value—Gold remains the largest asset at about $32.67 trillion while Alphabet (Google) is near $4.88–$5.0 trillion and within ~4% of the $5 trillion mark. Analysts remain bullish: Wells Fargo raised its NVDA price target from $265 to $315. The piece frames Nvidia’s rise as a milestone for AI infrastructure demand and underscores implications for sector leadership, valuation concentration, and investor diversification considerations.