Nvidia’s stock has fallen six weeks in a row, a losing stretch not seen in 14 years. The decline erased $573 billion in market capitalization this week alone.
The drop marks a sharp reversal for a company that led the market rally. Investors are now questioning whether the stock can recover.
Nvidia’s shares had climbed steeply over the past two years on demand for AI chips. The recent pullback reflects growing caution about future growth.
Sellers have pushed the stock lower amid broader concerns about the tech sector. Rising competition and shifting spending plans are weighing on sentiment.
Analysts remain divided on what comes next. Some see the decline as a healthy reset; others warn of deeper weakness.
The company still dominates the market for AI accelerators. Its next earnings report will be a key test for investor confidence.
For now, the streak stands as the longest since 2011. Traders are watching for signs of a bottom.
