Nvidia's stock fell 9.5% due to concerns about AI and the US economy. Investors are worried about economic indicators and potential recession signals from the Fed.
Shares of Nvidia (NVDA.O) plummeted by 9.5% on Tuesday, marking the largest single-day drop in market value ever recorded for a US company. The significant decline translates to a staggering $279 billion loss in market capitalization.
Over half of Tiger 21's members don't invest in Nvidia, according to a recent asset allocation report released by the network of ultra high net worth investors and entrepreneurs. Of the 43% members who have invested in Nvidia, most do not intend to add more stock, amid worries that its has already run up too high.
The Department of Justice (DOJ) has reportedly escalated its antitrust investigation of Nvidia. After previously sending questionnaires to the chipmaker and other tech companies, the DOJ is now sending legally binding requests for information, Bloomberg reported Tuesday (Sept.
The DOJ reportedly has issued subpoenas in a growing antitrust probe over Nvidia's AI dominance. Nvidia stock extended losses late.
Shares of Nvidia slipped in late trading, extending losses from the regular session, as investors digested reports saying the chip giant had received subpoenas from the Justice Department as part of an antitrust investigation.
Nvidia was subpoenaed as part of a Justice Department antitrust investigation, according to Bloomberg, ramping up the probe and bringing regulators closer to filing a formal complaint against the tech giant.
Shares of Nvidia slipped in late trading, extending losses from the regular session, as investors digested reports saying the chip giant had received subpoenas from the Justice Department as part of an antitrust investigation.
Nvidia Corporation's Q2 FY25 results showed robust growth, driven by strong demand for AI chips. However, I think Nvidia's software ecosystem is an aspect underappreciated by the bulls. Its Inference Microservices offer scalable, high-value AI solutions and are gaining traction among major partners.
Sellers hit the stock market hard Tuesday as money flowed into bonds and out of mining, oil and gas and semiconductor stocks.
Nvidia shares fell 2% in extended trading after Bloomberg reported that the company received a subpoena from the Department of Justice as part of an antitrust investigation. The stock dropped nearly 10% during trading, wiping $279 billion off the chipmaker's market cap.
The DOJ subpoenaed Nvidia in its antitrust probe into the chipmaker. Officials are investigating whether Nvidia's success hurts buyers who want to use other providers.