Nvidia shares are set for a sixth consecutive weekly decline, extending what multiple outlets describe as the company’s longest losing streak since 2012. Several reports say the stock is still sliding after weakness beginning in early October, with investors focused on what comes next and whether leadership uncertainty could affect Nvidia’s outlook.
Outlets quantify the extent of market value losses differently, but they broadly agree Nvidia has shed a very large amount of market capitalization over the week. MarketWatch reports a weekly wipeout of $657 billion, while NDTV and CNBC describe losses on the order of $1.6 trillion and link the downturn to broader market concerns.
CNBC also adds Jensen Huang’s resignation as a factor in its framing, while MarketWatch and NDTV emphasize the streak and market-cap erosion without the same leadership detail. Taken together, the coverage centers on the length of the decline, the scale of losses, and the question of what investors and markets will watch next.
