NVIDIA plunges again in the night market, is tonight destined to be extraordinary?
NVIDIA has experienced three consecutive days of significant declines, with a total drop of over 13.5%. In after-hours trading, the stock initially plunged in the morning before rebounding, but is currently down by 2.6%, indicating potential volatile market conditions tonight
Previously, NVIDIA continued to hit new highs, mainly due to multiple positive factors: strong performance, bullish views from analysts, stock split, and passive funds from ETFs about to flow in.
Currently, the market is concerned that NVIDIA's gains have been too large, as it has experienced a continuous decline for 3 trading days, with a cumulative drop of over 13.5%.
During after-hours trading, NVIDIA rebounded after an initial drop in the morning, but is currently down by 2.6%, indicating that tonight's market may experience repeated fluctuations.
Some industry insiders have indicated that the long downward shadow on June 20, combined with the excessive short-term gains, paints a pessimistic short-term outlook for NVIDIA, with a large number of profit-taking exits. However, at the same time, NVIDIA's performance has a strong level of certainty and fundamental support. Since 2024, every price adjustment has rebounded.
Other Chinese concept stocks that are leading the decline in after-hours trading include FFIE, Bilibili, Li Auto, and others:
Leading gainers include Trump concept stock DJT, as well as some blockchain concept stocks:
What is after-hours trading?
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Investors can trade U.S. stocks in a timely manner based on the market conditions in the Asia-Pacific region and sudden events in Hong Kong and the U.S., without having to wait for the U.S. market to open in the evening.
The after-hours trading session for U.S. stocks is from 8:00 p.m. to 3:50 a.m. Eastern Time from Sunday to Thursday, with after-hours trading, pre-market trading, intraday trading, and post-market trading together forming the 24-hour trading of U.S. stocks.
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