Nvidia Corporation experienced a significant downturn in its stock value, closing down 10% on April 19, 2024, marking its largest single-day drop since March 2020. The decline in Nvidia's stock, which fell below $800 for the first time since March 1, contributed to a loss of approximately $213 billion in market capitalization. This drop is part of a broader selloff in the technology sector, influenced by disappointing results from ASML earlier in the week and a downturn in shares of Supermicro, which utilizes Nvidia GPUs. Nvidia's stock has now decreased by 20% from its all-time high seen on March 8, officially entering bear market territory. Additionally, Super Micro Computer's stock is down 40% from its recent high.
$NVDA closed down at 10%, the worst since March 2020: https://t.co/ew19qhLsKX
NVIDIA STOCK HAD ITS WORST DAY SINCE THE COVID CRASH IN MARCH 2020 $NVDA https://t.co/uxBX9yekBI
$SMCI -23.1% $NVDA - 10.0% $META -4.1% Market determined that AI is no longer going to be a thing