Nvidia’s market value fell by more than $573 billion this week, marking the company’s worst weekly market-cap loss since April 2025. The slump saw the chipmaker’s shares plunge 13% following the resignation of CEO Jensen Huang, though retail investors spent $1.96 billion on the stock, the highest weekly purchase total by individual traders since March 2025. Vanda Research estimates these purchases may exceed $2 billion once all flows for the week are finalized.
The current selloff is the stock’s sixth consecutive weekly decline and leaves the company in its largest drawdown in three years. Nvidia has erased nearly $2.5 trillion in value over the last 28 trading days, falling roughly 40% from its all-time high. This downturn follows a Nov 11 action by Morgan Stanley to remove the stock from its top-pick list, though the bank kept an overweight rating for the shares.
