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Nvidia’s stock is on a losing streak not seen in 14 years. What comes next?

Nvidia’s stock is on a losing streak not seen in 14 years. What comes next?
MarketWatch Friday 13 November 2026, 16:26 UTC By Emily Bary 1 min read
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Nvidia has wiped out $657 billion in market capitalization this week — its sixth consecutive week of stock declines.

Nvidia has wiped out $657 billion in market capitalization this week — its sixth consecutive week of stock declines.
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