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On Nov. 13, 2026, Nvidia shares faced a fresh HSBC downgrade as investors weighed leadership changes and an upcoming earnings call.

One Wall Street analyst has concerns about the semiconductor and networking specialist.

Malaise about the broader AI sector seemed to sink in following Jensen Huang's resignation from Nvidia.

Strong growth and a falling stock can tell very different stories. See which risks matter, why investors disagree, and what could change the outlook next.

The potential IPO could be a massive event for all stock market investors, especially those in the biggest AI stocks.

Nvidia stock is plummeting amid a flurry of scandals involving the company's co-founder and former CEO, Jensen Huang.

Is this run more like the five that paid off over the next year, or the one that didn't?

Markets retreated Thursday following Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's resignation, raising new questions about the AI industry's leadership as investors shifted toward competing chipmakers.

NVIDIA's selloff after Jensen Huang's resignation and a security inquiry has rivals like TSMC, AMD and Broadcom in focus, while new export-control rules threaten the broader semiconductor sector.

Trouble at Nvidia could create an opening for Alphabet's chip business.

What are the chances your stake is worth close to double what you personally invested?

Today, Nov. 12, 2026, Nvidia's sharp drop and fresh analyst downgrades put its leadership's future squarely in focus for investors.

Nvidia's CEO is out. That might represent an opportunity for the alternative chipmaker.

Broadcom stock rebounded after a midterm-driven sell-off, aided by a low valuation, Anthropic's IPO, and NVIDIA turmoil, though state data center policies pose risks.

Nvidia's leadership is in question, but demand for Broadcom’s custom AI chips and Micron's memory isn't. Both stocks trade at low multiples of forward earnings.

These are excellent companies, but only one can be the better investment in this comparison.

Technology companies are investing in AI infrastructure much more aggressively than Wall Street analysts forecast earlier this year.

A few customers now drive most of the chip giant's sales. Is that enough reason to steer clear?

Apollo Global Management (NYSE:APO) sees continued demand from wealth clients for private-market investments, even after negative headlines about private credit, according to Stephanie Drescher, the firm’s partner and chief client and product development officer. Speaking at a conference, Drescher

Nvidia and other semiconductor stocks rallied Wednesday as CoreWeave's latest earnings reinforced demand for AI infrastructure, helping Wall Street recover from Tuesday's sell-off.