Nvidia Faces Longest Weekly Losing Streak Since 2012 Following CEO Resignation
Nvidia (NVDA) is facing a significant market downturn, heading toward its sixth consecutive weekly decline. The stock has lost approximately 11% this week and roughly 29% of its value since early October, resulting in a $1.6 trillion loss in market capitalization. This volatility follows the sudden resignation of co-founder and CEO Jensen Huang amid personal controversies involving alleged affairs. The company's board has appointed CFO Colette Kress as interim CEO while searching for a permanent successor. The leadership transition comes at a sensitive time, as analysts warn of potential instability despite strong fundamental growth projections. Investors are now looking toward Nvidia's upcoming quarterly earnings report on Tuesday, where revenue is projected to reach $108.9 billion.
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