BREAKING: Nvidia's, $NVDA, losses accelerate to -5% on the day, now down -16% since Monday's high. That marks a drop of -$800 BILLION since Monday.

Nov 7, 2025 · 4:14 PM UTC

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AI is cancelled guys. Pack it up. Looks like we’re all keeping our jobs and not being replaced by software that runs 24/7
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I really hope it keeps dropping because I really want to see The Big Short 2 😂
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I knew I should have sold last week 🤣🤣
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These pullbacks are a natural part of the cycle, especially after such a strong run. It's a chance for fundamentals to catch up with expectations. A little patience here often rewards those who focus on the long-term picture.
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they made fun of Michael Burry
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Jensen stop talking please.
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1 trillion is the new billion
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Investors after realizing 95% of AI companies literally do nothing:
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Nvidia just pulled a magic trick and made 800 billion vanish faster than GPU restock hopes in 2021. When market momentum reverses, even chip kings get short-circuited. Investors probably feel like their portfolios just bluescreened.
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Glad I closed that CSP
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All originating from a couple of words
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So they lost the GDP of Taiwan
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BUT KAZAKAKSTIZNANANANA!! THIS IS BULLISH!!!!
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Great! We'll have a part 2!
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AI Bubble finally pops and Scam Altman will be held accountable
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There goes almost half a Canada…
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Patience is key here.
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Amazing to see everyone sell Nvidia and move into ZEC
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I hedged from $201 so im happy. Took some off the table at $184.04, good when a plan comes together!
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$800B wiped and still more valuable than most countries GDP 👀
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wealth evaporated like it was running on a fanless laptop
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Buy the dip? Or did the bubble burst?
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Tf is that candle of death
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Expect minimum Nvidia $NVDA retracement to 165. But previous highs and 50% retracement at 150 may also be in play….
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Whoa, Nvidia taking a serious hit this week! Down 16% since Monday and wiping out $800 billion is no joke. Just shows how wild this AI-driven rally has been—guess some profit-taking was bound to happen after hitting that $5 trillion peak. Still, with all the buzz around AI, this dip could just be a breather before the next big move. Definitely a rollercoaster ride for $NVDA holders
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The chinese engineers at NVDA will be national hero’s when Huawei has all of the IP of NVDA
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Hmmm, I wonder why
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This is what emotion-driven markets look like — everyone was chasing three days ago, now fear is taking over. Nvidia didn’t suddenly become a worse company overnight; it’s just the market exhaling. Those who understand cycles know when to sit back and watch.
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These shit posts are terrible. Post something when they go down below $100 or $80.
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Either Silicon Valley and AI are going to make San Francisco the wealthiest city on earth or not and then San Francisco will be a smoking hole in the ground
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NVIDIA's recent correction is significant, with an $800B drop in market cap. However, as we know, the market finds its balance in fluctuations. If you're bullish on the future of AI, this could be a good time to accumulate.
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NVDA's 5% drop today, and its 16% decline from Monday's high, primarily reflects the market's repricing of short-term AI demand exceeding expectations and valuation pressures.
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