Nvidia has been falling for seven straight trading days, with a cumulative drop of nearly 13%, setting the longest streak of consecutive declines since 2022. On Monday, it fell another 2.91% into the close; trading value that day was as high as $28.26 billion, the highest across the entire market. After Wednesday’s close, the company will release its latest quarterly report. Investors are closely watching the shipment cadence for Blackwell, the early progress of the next-generation Vera Rubin products, and whether subsequent quarterly guidance can hold up the AI narrative. Nvidia has officially started production of the Groq 3 LPX inference chip, which is aimed at ultra-low-latency token generation—essentially a teaser released ahead of the earnings report.