The Nasdaq 100 index fell sharply by 5.5%, marking its worst drop in 18 months, driven by a significant sell-off in AI-related stocks. NVIDIA, a leading AI chipmaker, lost nearly half a trillion dollars in market capitalization, contributing heavily to the decline. Semiconductor ETFs like SOXX and SMH are now down about 40% from their mid-2026 highs, indicating a deep bear market in the sector. Despite the volatility, experts note that such swings are typical in frontier technology investing and do not necessarily signal the end of the AI growth story.
Nvidia trades at USD 186.64 with a 1-day gain of 2.78% on Pluang as of Nov 07, 2026 20:22 WIB. Semiconductor ETFs SOXX and SMH also rose, gaining 4.09% and 3.62% respectively. Despite recent sector volatility, Pluang data shows active trading with balanced sell and buy orders for Nvidia and a majority sell sentiment for the ETFs.
Nvidia shares dropped 9.26% on the worst day for chip stocks since 2020, falling to $186.64 after a recent peak of $239.24. A retiree who bought 1,000 shares at $121.79 each now faces a portfolio where Nvidia makes up 23.7%, raising concerns about co...
Nvidia Corporation's stock has fallen about 20%, presenting a strong buying opportunity according to analyst Oliver Rodzianko. Despite concerns about AI infrastructure growth slowing, Nvidia's long-term demand and growth remain solid. The stock is cu...
The Strive US Semiconductor ETF (SHOC) is still rated a Buy despite concerns over a possible US data center construction moratorium. Its portfolio, heavily weighted with Nvidia, Micron, and Broadcom, could see an 84% gain if global data center expans...
NVIDIA's stock fell 9.26% on November 5, 2026, erasing about $450 billion in market value and causing CEO Jensen Huang's net worth to drop by $15.1 billion, pushing him from ninth to 13th richest on the Bloomberg Billionaires Index. The selloff was d...
GE Vernova's stock has fallen over 25% in the past month amid fears of a Democratic sweep impacting industrial stocks. Despite this, the company’s order backlog has grown from $150B at the end of 2025 to nearly $200B in Q3 2026, with strong free cash...
