Chip stocks Intel, AMD, and NVIDIA dropped sharply after an AI CEO's weekend call urged slowing AI development to manage risks, sparking investor caution. Intel fell 7%, AMD 6%, and NVIDIA 3%, with the unusual order suggesting profit-taking and position adjustments rather than a direct hit to AI demand. Despite the sell-off, AI chip revenue forecasts remain strong, and major companies reaffirm robust demand. Investors should watch upcoming earnings and cloud spending for signs of sustained AI growth or further market shifts.
Intel's market cap stands at $544.15 billion with a dividend yield of 2.24%, while Nvidia holds a massive $5.27 trillion market cap and a 0.46% dividend yield as of Sep 14, 2026, 20:43 WIB. On Pluang, Intel shares trade at $96.03, down 6.71%, and Nvidia at $209.76, down 3.85%, reflecting the broader chip stock sell-off following the AI pacing call. Trading volume for Intel is notably high at 43,552,012 shares, indicating active investor repositioning.
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