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Investing $10,000 equally in Nvidia, AMD and Broadcom could reach $29,000 by 2030

With $10,000 split evenly among Nvidia (NVDA), Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) and Broadcom (AVGO), the author projects the portfolio could be worth roughly $29,000 by the end of 2030. The estimate assumes the AI‑infrastructure boom continues, applying a 19‑times forward P/E multiple to each company’s consensus EPS forecasts.

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  • $10,000 split equally among Nvidia, AMD and Broadcom could be worth about $29,000 by end of 2030.
  • Projections rely on a 19× forward P/E multiple and consensus EPS forecasts for each company.
  • Nvidia shares valued at $14,475; AMD at $6,565; Broadcom at $10,197 under the model.

For Nvidia, $10,000 buys about 15.7 shares at $212.21 each; using an EPS projection of $48.55 for fiscal 2032 and the 19× multiple, the shares could be valued at $14,475. AMD’s $10,000 purchases roughly 6.5 shares at $507.93; with EPS expected to rise to $53.14 in 2031, the stake could be worth $6,565. Broadcom’s $10,000 buys about 10.3 shares at $323.24; applying its consensus EPS of $52.15 for fiscal 2031 yields a valuation near $10,197. If AI spending falters, the returns could fall short of these projections.

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Here's What $10,000 Invested Equally in Nvidia, AMD, and Broadcom Could Be Worth by 2030

fool.com · 24 October 2026

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