Now, we look at the ongoing selloff in Nvidia after it became the world's most valuable company last week. Monday saw Nvidia shares erase a historic amount of value for the AI-focused chipmaker.

Nvidia’s stock slightly recovered Tuesday following a massive three-day selloff, closing up more than 6% and resecuring a more than $3 trillion market cap following the slide that ended its brie ...

Now we look at who benefitted the most from the rout in Nvidia's 3-day loss of 430 billion dollars. While Nvidia recovered strongly to gain 7% overnight, the steep selloff in the AI darling's ...

Nvidia (NVDA ... AI chip designer's sharp selloff over the past three sessions, according to data analytics firm Ortex Technologies. Nvidia share price was up over 3% on Tuesday.

Nvidia’s chief executive Jensen Huang finished selling millions of shares in the company, worth more than $700 million, according to a regulatory filing Tuesday, sending the chip maker’s stock ...

Nvidia Corp. NVDA lost a key technical support on Monday, breaking below its 200-day moving average after a staggering selloff ... 16% to $178 per share by 3:15 p.m. ET, marking its worst session ...

Nvidia (NVDA) shares showed signs of stabilizing after a massive $430 billion selloff prompted ... by as much as 3.5% in premarket trading on Tuesday, aiming to break a three-day losing streak ...

US computer chip maker Nvidia has lost around 430 billion US dollars (£339 billion) in value over a three-day sell-off that ended ... time high of more than £3.3 trillion US dollars (£2.6 ...

Chipmaker Nvidia, which rode the AI wave last year to become the richest company in the world, plunged nearly 17% — erasing $589 billion in value in the largest one-day drop in market history ...

As a result, the market reacted, leading to a nearly 3% sell-off in Nvidia. Likewise ... shows that the Shares are clearing the nine‑day EMA at roughly $109, flipping the short‑term trend ...

Thursday’s selloff in ... second-largest one-day market-capitalization erasure for the “Magnificent Seven” on record. All seven technology stocks were off at least 2.3% in Thursday trading.