Here’s Why Nvidia Stock Is Down Today—Again - Forbes

Nvidia's stock fell more than 2% on Monday afternoon, marking its seventh-straight day of declines as investors grow anxious ahead of the chipmaker's earnings report scheduled for Wednesday after the bell.
The company trades just under $210, down roughly 2.2% on the day and nearly 7% over the seven-day losing streak, though shares remain up more than 11% year-to-date.
Investor unease follows disappointing results from other AI giants, including Meta, which missed its earnings projections in July, raising concerns about Nvidia's upcoming report.
Bloomberg reported over the weekend that Nvidia informed major customers it would raise prices as much as 15% next year on servers with its AI chips, citing rising memory costs.
The slump coincides with a broader semiconductor selloff, as AMD, TSMC and Broadcom all declined Monday and the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index dropped 2.7%; critics have also questioned Nvidia's "circular financing" deals involving equity stakes in customers like OpenAI and Anthropic.
Despite the decline, many analysts remain bullish, with Cantor Fitzgerald setting a $350 price target—about 67% above Monday's level; meanwhile, CEO Jensen Huang's net worth, estimated at $181.7 billion, fell roughly $3.8 billion as shares dropped.