Nvidia Faces Historic $500 Billion Market Cap Loss Amid AI Stock Volatility
The chipmaker's rapid rise and fall raises concerns about the sustainability of the AI-driven market rally.
- Nvidia's market cap dropped by over $500 billion in three days, the largest loss in history.
- The company's stock had surged due to its central role in the AI boom, driven by demand for its GPUs.
- Investors are questioning if Nvidia's recent peak marks the end of the AI rally or just a correction.
- Analysts remain divided on whether the tech-led market rally is a feature or a flaw of current market dynamics.
- Nvidia's CEO, Jensen Huang, has sold nearly $95 million in shares this month, adding to investor anxiety.














































































