TREE NEWS reports: Nvidia shares fell for a second straight session on Tuesday, dropping as much as 6% intraday and wiping out nearly $430 billion in market value over two days, with losses reaching $1.2 trillion over the past 10 sessions. Microsoft briefly overtook Nvidia to become the world’s second-most-valuable company before falling back 2.2%. A shareholder lawsuit filed Monday in California accuses Nvidia and CEO Jensen Huang of misleading investors, while the board has hired an independent law firm to investigate.
Nvidia Falls Again, Shedding $430B in Market Value Over Two Days
The scale of the drawdown matters less than the company-specific turn: a shareholder suit and a board-initiated independent investigation shift the story from AI demand to governance and disclosure risk. That affects Nvidia's own investor base and, by extension, the wider AI-linked complex that has traded on its momentum, since Microsoft's brief move into second place shows how quickly relative rankings can reprice. The open question is whether the legal and board scrutiny stays contained or becomes the narrative that outlasts the selloff.
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