NVIDIA shares have entered an adjustment phase, and the total market value has disappeared 68 trillion yen in the past 3 business days
Updated 2024/6/25 8:22 JST
NVIDIA stocks fell 13% in the past 3 business days - putting pressure on semiconductor stocks in general.
Since the beginning of the year, it is still about 140% higher, and Wall Street is preferred due to AI chip demand. The stock price of NVIDIA, a major US semiconductor company, fell due to trading on the 24th and entered an adjustment phase. Due to sales over the past few days, the total market value on a historic scale has been erased.
The company's stock price closed down 6.7%, and continued to fall for 3 business days. As for the rate of decline based on a single day's closing price, this is the magnitude since April. Due to the decline in the past 3 business days, the total market value of NVIDIA has disappeared by about 430 billion dollars (about 68.63 trillion yen). According to Bloomberg's aggregated data, it is the largest loss amount ever for 1 company in 3 days.
NVIDIA stocks fell 13% in the past 3 business days - putting pressure on semiconductor stocks in general.
Since the beginning of the year, it is still about 140% higher, and Wall Street is preferred due to AI chip demand. The stock price of NVIDIA, a major US semiconductor company, fell due to trading on the 24th and entered an adjustment phase. Due to sales over the past few days, the total market value on a historic scale has been erased.
The company's stock price closed down 6.7%, and continued to fall for 3 business days. As for the rate of decline based on a single day's closing price, this is the magnitude since April. Due to the decline in the past 3 business days, the total market value of NVIDIA has disappeared by about 430 billion dollars (about 68.63 trillion yen). According to Bloomberg's aggregated data, it is the largest loss amount ever for 1 company in 3 days.
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