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Nvidia Loses $1 Trillion in Market Value Amid Chip Sector Rotation
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First reported by Ynet · Jul 9, 2026
What happened
Nvidia's stock dropped 16% since May, erasing $1 trillion in market value amid investor rotation in the chip sector. Despite this, the company maintains strong profit forecasts and market dominance in AI GPUs. Other chipmakers like Micron, AMD, and Intel are gaining investor attention, signaling a broader sector investment shift rather than a business downturn for Nvidia.
- 01Nvidia's stock fell 16% since mid-May, losing about $1 trillion in market value.
- 02Wall Street sees no major damage to Nvidia's business or profit outlook.
- 03Nvidia still leads the GPU server processor market with strong earnings forecasts.
- 04Stock decline reflects investor rotation to other chipmakers like Micron, AMD, and Intel.
- 05Micron's stock surged due to high demand for AI memory chips, boosting sector competition.
- 06The drop is viewed as a correction after Nvidia's prolonged rally, not a loss of market dominance.
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