Nvidia's stock dropped 9.26%, wiping out about $450 billion in market value after U.S. midterm elections raised concerns over potential regulations slowing AI data center expansion. Despite this, Nvidia reported strong revenue growth of 105.8% year-over-year and expects 70% growth next fiscal year. The selloff reflects fears that tougher rules could delay data center projects, impacting Nvidia's customers and future earnings. Investors await Nvidia's earnings report on November 17 for clarity on demand and guidance amid political uncertainties.
Despite the reported 9.26% drop in Nvidia's stock value, on Pluang as of Nov 06, 2026 19:42 WIB, NVDA shares are trading up 3.86% at USD 188.61, well above its 52-week low of USD 165.17 but still below the 52-week high of USD 239.27. The market cap on Pluang stands at $4.39 trillion, reflecting strong investor interest even as concerns about regulatory impacts linger. The nearly even split in buy and sell orders (51% Buy / 49% Sell) suggests a balanced market sentiment around Nvidia currently.
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