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Nvidia Stock Loses Nearly $1 Trillion in Market Value in Four Trading Days
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Nvidia has lost an estimated $930 billion in market value over four trading sessions following reports surrounding CEO Jensen Huang’s alleged affair and his reported resignation. The company lost around $310 billion between Monday and Wednesday. Another estimated $620 billion disappeared near Thursday’s market open following news of Huang’s resignation. Nvidia shares fell nearly 13% to an early-session low of $148.95, pushing the company’s market valuation below $4 trillion for the first time since July 2025. The stock was heading toward its biggest single-day decline since January 2025. In just four sessions, Nvidia’s market value loss exceeded the total market capitalization of most companies in the S&P 500.
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