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 concentration risk. Despite the drop, Nvidia's strong revenue growth and analyst buy ratings support holding, but trimming shares to reduce risk before upcoming earnings is a reasonable option. The next earnings report will be crucial to gauge future demand and stock direction.
Nvidia's current price of $186.64 on Pluang, as of Nov 07, 2026 12:21 WIB, remains closer to its 52-week low of $165.17 than its high of $239.27, showing the stock is still well below its peak despite recent gains. The stock's 1-day change on Pluang is +2.78%, contrasting with the article's report of a significant drop, indicating some recovery or volatility. Pluang users show balanced order activity with 50% selling and 50% buying, reflecting mixed sentiment around Nvidia's shares.
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...
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), the main manufacturer behind AI chips for companies like Nvidia and Broadcom, is currently trading at a lower valuation compared to its customers despite strong revenue growth and high demand. TSMC r...
