Nvidia's stock fell below $200 for the first time since August, closing at $200.13 amid a broader market rally where the S&P 500 and Nasdaq surged. This drop caused Nvidia to lose its position as the world's largest company to Apple, whose market value rose above Nvidia's by about $270 billion. Despite the dip, analysts remain optimistic with a consensus price target of $327.14, reflecting over 60% upside potential. The key uncertainty is whether political shifts in Washington will slow data center construction, which could impact Nvidia's customers' spending and the company's growth. Nvidia's upcoming earnings report on November 17 will be critical to assess if demand remains strong amid these challenges.
Nvidia's recent drop below $200 is reflected on Pluang, where the stock trades at USD 197.18, down 1.47% as of Nov 05, 2026 20:52 WIB. Meanwhile, Apple maintains its lead with a price of USD 353.36 and a market cap of $5.08 trillion, compared to Nvidia's $4.83 trillion. On Pluang, Nvidia investors tend to hold their shares for about 118 days, while Apple holders typically hold for 145 days, showing differing investor behaviors amid this market shift.
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