TREE NEWS reports: Nvidia shares were on track Friday for their worst weekly performance in more than 18 months, falling as much as 4.7% and extending the week’s decline to about 14%, the steepest since April 2025. The chipmaker has lost more than $620 billion in market value this week, a loss exceeding the individual market capitalizations of 97% of S&P 500 constituents. The stock has remained under pressure following Jensen Huang’s departure from the company.
Nvidia set for worst week in 18 months, $620B market value wiped out
AI take
The scale here is the story: a single-week drawdown in one chipmaker outweighing the entire market value of nearly every S&P 500 constituent reframes Nvidia as a systemic risk factor rather than just a momentum trade. Leadership uncertainty following Jensen Huang's departure gives the selloff a narrative anchor beyond routine valuation compression, which matters for anyone with broad index exposure given the stock's weighting. Whether the pressure is contained to Nvidia or spills into the wider AI-linked complex is the open question worth watching.
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