Nvidia Is Worth $1.3 Trillion Less After Its 5th Straight Losing Week
Revenue topped $96 billion last quarter, but margins are slipping toward 71% to 72% and supply commitments have reached $279 billion, analysts said.
- Nvidia shares closed at $186.71 on Friday, November 6, 2026, down 22% from the record high of $239.24 set on October 6, 2026, marking the stock's worst week since April 2025.
- On November 5, 2026, Jim Cramer, a CNBC host, told viewers the stock is "on sale," calling it the "cheapest multiple on Nvidia in about a decade" as shares fell 9.26% that day.
- Second-Quarter revenue reached $96 billion, beating estimates, yet margins are slipping toward 71% to 72% as supply constraints limit growth despite nearly $50 billion in AI infrastructure investments.
- Global markets editor Jared Blikre attributed the sell-off to political concerns, noting that candidates in both parties ran against data center construction following the recent election.
- Nvidia reports fiscal 2027 third-quarter results on November 17, with Wall Street expecting nearly $109 billion in sales and earnings per share of $2.47 to potentially stabilize the stock.
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Updated 8 November 2026, 00:30 GMT. Nvidia (NVDA) closed Friday 6 November at $186.64, up $5.04 or 2.78 percent, after opening at $191.10 and trading as high as $194.90 (StockAnalysis). It was a partial bounce from Thursday’s 9.3 percent fall, its worst day since January 2025 (Investing.com), and the stock still lost about 10.7 percent over the week. Its quarterly results are scheduled for 17 November. Verdict: Friday’s bounce faded from the ope…
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Updated 8 November 2026, 00:30 GMT. Nvidia (NVDA) closed Friday 6 November at $186.64, up $5.04 or 2.78 percent, after opening at $191.10 and trading as high as $194.90 (StockAnalysis). It was a partial bounce from Thursday's 9.3 percent fall, its worst day since January 2025 (Investing.com), and the stock still lost about 10.7 percent over the week. Its quarterly results are scheduled for 17 November. Verdict: Friday's bounce faded from the ope…
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