Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang has resigned, causing the company's shares to fall about 30% in just over a month. Despite this leadership change, strong investments from hyperscalers and asset managers in AI infrastructure support ongoing demand for Nvidia's products. The company projects fiscal Q3 revenue growth of around 90%, with a gross margin near 74% and earnings per share expected to grow similarly. After the recent selloff, Nvidia's valuation appears attractive compared to peers like AMD, suggesting potential for significant upside despite risks related to China and the CEO transition.
Nvidia's shares are currently priced at USD 162.45 on Pluang, down 2.25% as of Nov 14, 2026 02:41 WIB, reflecting some of the market's reaction to the CEO resignation. Despite this, Nvidia holds a substantial market cap of $4.01 trillion, indicating strong investor interest compared to other tech stocks. The typical hold time of 117 days on Pluang suggests that investors are moderately patient with Nvidia's stock amid ongoing sector volatility.
Nvidia's stock fell about 30% following the sudden resignation of CEO Jensen Huang, causing uncertainty in the market. Despite the drop, Nvidia's core business strengths in GPUs and AI remain intact, making the stock cheaper. The leadership change ha...
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Victor Dergunov downgraded Nvidia Corporation from Buy to Hold and lowered the 12-month price target to $200 from $250. Despite strong near-term chip demand and solid earnings guidance, long-term risks like CEO succession, an ongoing investigation, a...
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick will testify before the Senate about his agency's handling of AI chip export controls amid criticism for not blacklisting Megaspeed, a firm linked to a Chinese spy involved in the Nvidia scandal. Despite warnings and...
