NVIDIA's stock price increased for the second consecutive day, reaching $184, following reports that China has approved orders for its H200 chips. Major Chinese tech firms, including Alibaba, Tencent, and ByteDance, have been cleared to purchase these chips, potentially generating $54 billion in revenue for NVIDIA. This development comes after earlier reports suggested a halt in chip purchases by Chinese companies. The stock's future performance may be influenced by upcoming earnings reports from NVIDIA's major clients, such as Microsoft, Meta Platforms, and Tesla, which could impact capital expenditure plans. Despite potential challenges from local competitors in China, analysts remain optimistic about NVIDIA's growth, forecasting a 66% increase in fourth-quarter revenue to $65.56 billion. The company's annual revenue is projected to reach $323 billion by 2026, excluding new Chinese business, with a target stock price of $253.