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Nvidia selloff weighs on Wall Street ahead of earnings

Nvidia selloff weighs on Wall Street ahead of earnings

Nvidia shares fell 13% this week, extending a six-week run of declines and wiping $573 billion from the company’s market value.

The selloff, driven by uncertainty over Nvidia’s leadership and AI investment, helped push a major chipmaker index down 3.4% and the Nasdaq 100 down about 1.2% on Friday.

Nvidia has said it is still choosing a firm to search for a successor to Jensen Huang, while a published report said its board had contacted Arm CEO Rene Haas about the role.

Nvidia reports earnings on Nov.

17, and investors will look for signs that demand for its chips remains strong.

The leadership uncertainty matters because Huang has been the company’s only CEO in its more than three decades of history.

Inflation data also shaped expectations for the Federal Reserve, but the chip selloff outweighed relief over the data in the broader stock market.

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Michael BurryInvestor
Get out
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Nvidia’s business itself will not disappear, but its growth rate could slow and its profit margins could decline
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Brian JacobsenAnnex Wealth Management
The real next test will come when Nvidia reports results on November 17, and what we should watch is not the identity of the person who will stand on stage, but whether the order book has changed
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