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Nvidia dropped 14% at Thursday's open after Jensen Huang resigned, erasing $600B+ in value and taking its market cap below $4T for the first time since 2025 (Bloomberg)

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In short

Nvidia experienced a severe drop during Thursday morning trading on November 12, 2026. The sell-off occurred immediately after Jensen Huang announced his resignation from the company. The resulting 14% decline eliminated over $600 billion in shareholder value within a short period. This sharp downturn pushed the chipmaker's total market capitalization below the $4 trillion mark.

Key points

  • The sharp stock sell-off occurred directly following the sudden resignation of Jensen Hua…: The sharp stock sell-off occurred directly following the sudden resignation of Jensen Huang.
  • Market capitalization for the firm dropped beneath four trillion dollars for the first ti…: Market capitalization for the firm dropped beneath four trillion dollars for the first time since 2025.
  • The dramatic market downturn was officially recorded during trading on November 12, 2026.: The dramatic market downturn was officially recorded during trading on November 12, 2026.

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