Nvidia Posts Six Weeks of Declines, Its Longest Losing Streak Since 2012

By Kevin · 2026-11-14 · News

Nov. 14 (CandyPulse) — Nvidia has now fallen for six weeks in a row, its longest losing streak since 2012. The world's most important chipmaker dropped another 2% on Friday as investors kept selling after CEO Jensen Huang's sudden exit.

Key takeaways

Nvidia fell 2.01% on Friday and about 12.75% for the week
It's the sixth straight weekly loss, the longest streak since 2012
Nvidia closed below $4 trillion in market value for the first time since July 2025
The Nasdaq Composite fell 0.91% to 25,135.96; the S&P 500 lost about 0.4% and the Dow rose about 0.1%
The next big moment is the earnings call on Nov. 17

The numbers at a glance

Item	Reading
Nvidia, Friday	−2.01%
Nvidia, week	About −12.75% (one report says 13%)
Weekly losing streak	Six weeks, longest since 2012
Market value	Below $4 trillion, first time since July 2025
Value lost in the slide	About $1.7 trillion, per CNBC
Nasdaq Composite, Friday	−0.91% to 25,135.96
S&P 500 / Dow, Friday	About −0.4% / about +0.1%

How it got here

The slide began before this week, as worries about the cost and payoff of AI spending grew. Then came two shocks in a few days: the board's investigation into allegations involving the CEO, followed on Thursday by Jensen Huang's resignation after 33 years in charge.

CFO Colette Kress is interim CEO while the board searches for a successor. The Financial Times reports the board has approached the chief executive of chip designer Arm as a possible candidate; Nvidia hasn't confirmed any names.

Why one company moves everything

Nvidia is one of the largest companies in the world, so its fall alone pulls major indexes down. That's why the tech-heavy Nasdaq dropped on Friday while the Dow, which holds more old-economy companies, edged up.

It also drags its neighbours. AI infrastructure stocks such as CoreWeave were hit hard this week because their businesses depend on Nvidia's chips.

Keep it in proportion

The business hasn't broken. Nothing this week changed Nvidia's products, engineers or order book.
The question is leadership. Markets are pricing in uncertainty about who runs the company and whether the strategy holds.
It's still enormous. Even after the slide, Nvidia is worth close to $4 trillion.

Why crypto readers should care

Tech and crypto have fallen together. The week Nvidia lost nearly 13%, Bitcoin broke below $70,000 and Bitcoin ETFs saw $1.44 billion of outflows. When big investors cut risk, they tend to cut it everywhere. A steadier Nvidia would likely help sentiment across both.

What's next

Nov. 17 is the date. Kress will lead Nvidia's earnings call for the first time as interim CEO, and investors want two things: strong numbers, and a clear plan for the CEO search. A good call could end the losing streak; a shaky one could extend it to seven.

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Disclaimer: This article is for information only and is not financial advice. Market figures move quickly and different data providers can show slightly different numbers. Always do your own research before making any investment decision.