#黄仁勋再被曝与下属婚外情,或遭董事会罢免

Nvidia $NVDAB fell from its October 6 high to $178.67 on November 9, a 24.1% pullback. It lost $640 billion in two days. Turnover this week was 10%, with trading volume nearing the level seen last April.

The two selloffs had different causes. Last April, it was tariffs: the stock fell 21.4% in three trading days, then surged 18.7% in a single session on the 9th, recovering its losses within a month. This time, the focus is Jensen Huang himself. On the 8th, the board launched an independent investigation into allegations of an affair between him and a subordinate. After the market closed on the 9th, the company was also hit with a shareholder class-action lawsuit. The company says he remains in his role.

The way the stock is falling is different, too.
After the April drop, it rose along with the sector rebound. On the 10th, the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index gained 6.85% overnight and $AMDB rose 13.26%, while Nvidia was the only major tech stock to close lower. Investors are pricing it separately. High volume only indicates heavy turnover; it doesn’t mean selling pressure has been exhausted.

The earnings report after the market close on the 17th and the closed-door briefing on the 18th are two events that will make the uncertainty clearer. Whether trading volume contracts after earnings, and whether Nvidia rises when its peers do, are key questions for this round. Next week is a crucial window for Nvidia’s share price—and an important moment for deciding whether to buy the dip in the short term.

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