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NVIDIA's stock plunge: What does it mean for investors?

Business

NVIDIA's stock took a sharp dip last week, wiping out nearly $200 billion from its market value after shares dropped 4.7%.
This sudden fall has some investors worried about whether the AI boom is slowing down.
Still, CNBC's Jim Cramer reassures that it's more about investor nerves than any real trouble with NVIDIA itself.

The bigger picture:

Even with the drop, NVIDIA reported strong Q3 numbers—revenue jumped 22% to $57 billion and data center sales climbed 25%.
While big names like Google and Meta are building their own AI chips, experts say NVIDIA is still in a solid spot.
Some skeptics, like investor Michael Burry, warn that NVIDIA could be overvalued, but the company continues to demonstrate strong earnings within the fast-growing AI space.