While the "Magnificent Seven" stocks have been some of the best investments over the past few years, they've been poor performers in 2025. Investors are moving their money from stocks they deem risky to either cash or safer investments, and the Magnificent Seven are some of the stocks they turn to first to raise capital.
Nvidia (NVDA -7.03%) stock hasn't been performing well so far in 2025 thanks largely to factors outside the company's control. That's too bad considering the graphics card design specialist has made so many investors significantly richer in the past decade.
Shares of Nvidia (NVDA -6.54%) are plummeting on Thursday. The artificial intelligence (AI) chip giant's stock lost 7.8% as of 1:30 p.m.
Though nobody likes to see their stocks get hammered, volatility can be a blessing in disguise from a long-term standpoint.
The chips are down.
Semiconductor stocks plunged for the second straight day as investors weighed the impact of President Donald Trump's tariffs on imports. Nvidia stock was among those hard hit.
Nvidia Corp.'s stock continues to get slammed, with a 13.7% weekly decline putting it on pace for its worst such drop since January. That was when DeepSeek made investors question whether massive spending on artificial intelligence was sustainable.
Nvidia (NVDA) gets 40% of its business from Asia, Tesla (TSLA) gets 22% of its revenue from China, and Apple (AAPL) added exposure to international markets. Jenny Horne talks about the potential for tariffs to etch more weakness into the stock market's leaders.
After comparing NVIDIA's cash flow versus its peers, you'll see why the chipmaker is a market darling.
Because Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) has become the face of artificial intelligence, investors tend to view it as a proxy for the technology.
Nvidia (NVDA -7.62%) supplies some of the world's most advanced graphics processing units (GPUs) for data centers -- hardware that developers use to power and train artificial intelligence (AI) software. Demand for its chips far exceeds what it can currently supply, which helps explain how the company has added over $2.3 trillion to its market capitalization since the start of 2023.
Shares of Nvidia (NVDA -7.04%) are falling on Thursday. The company's stock was down 6.2% as of 1 p.m.