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IT Home reported on November 13 that Nvidia shares rebounded sharply during trading on November 12 local time. After earlier plunging about 14%, wiping nearly $600 billion off the company's market value, bargain hunters moved in and helped narrow the decline.
By the close of U.S. trading that day, Nvidia's decline had narrowed to about 4.34%, with shares at $166.19 each. Its total market value rose back above $4 trillion (IT Home note: approximately 26.74 trillion yuan at current exchange rates), and the shares continued to rise in after-hours trading.
According to Reuters, retail investors bought Nvidia shares actively after the sharp drop. Market research firm Vanda Research estimated that retail investors bought about $111 million worth of Nvidia shares in the first half-hour after the market opened that day, the highest level the firm has recorded.
By noon that day, Fidelity Investments customers had placed nearly 395,000 orders to buy Nvidia shares, almost 5 times the number of sell orders. The concentrated inflow of retail money cushioned the decline in Nvidia's share price to some extent.
Earlier, Nvidia shares had fallen about 14% at one point during trading, sharply reducing the company's market value. The Associated Press reported that the shares subsequently recovered some of their losses but still closed down about 4.5% that day.
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