Nvidia Crisis Wipes $1tr Off Market Value
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What Nvidia's scandal and trillion-dollar loss means for your investments
Nvidia shares plunged early Thursday after CEO Jensen Huang resigned, before climbing back up to finish the day down 4.3 per cent. It's bad news for industry-watchers, but touches regular investors too because of the chipmaker's weight in major stock indexes.
Nvidia crisis wipes $1tr off market value
Global AI-linked stocks were trading lower after bouncing off their sessions lows on Thursday, as investors weighed the fallout of Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's departure on the sector, which is already pressured by funding and regulatory concerns. Chief Financial Officer Colette Kress will take over as interim CEO as Nvidia looks for a permanent successor, the company said, after news of Huang's two extramarital affairs plunged the chipmaker into i…
The Nvidia scandal has wiped away $1T in value. What that means for your investments
Nvidia shares plunged early Thursday after CEO Jensen Huang resigned, before climbing back up to finish the day down 4.3 per cent. It's bad news for industry-watchers, but touches regular investors too because of the chipmaker's weight in major stock indexes.
Nvidia lost $1.08 trillion in market value between October 29 and November 10, according to Elos Ayta's survey. In eight pregions, the American giant's assessment fell from $5.149 trillion to $4.068 trillion, a retraction of approximately 21%. In the last two sessions of the period, the company lost US$.
Photo: Randorn Canis/Flickr Nvidia accumulated a loss of US$1.081 trillion (R$6.1 trillion) in market value between October 29 and November 10, 2026. The amount is higher than the joint assessment of all companies listed on the Brazilian Stock Exchange, B3. Data is from a survey of Elos Ayta. During this period, the chip manufacturer lost approximately 21% of its value, from US$5.149 trillion to US$4.068 trillion. Only in the last two days of th…
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