Nvidia stock suffers longest weekly losing streak since 2012 as market value sinks by $1.7 trillion

JUST IN: Nvidia's stock suffers its longest weekly losing streak since 2012, with its market value sinking by $1.7 trillion and dropping below Apple as fallout from Jensen Huang's resignation deepens. $NVDA

One point seven trillion dollars, gone in six weeks. That's what Nvidia has shed, and this is now its longest weekly losing streak since 2012.

The stock dropped 13 percent this week alone, the worst since April 2025, and the company that spent most of the year as the most valuable on Earth just slipped below Apple. The trigger, Jensen Huang's resignation after two extramarital affairs went public, one with an alleged Chinese spy, one with his own VP of healthcare. He built the company for 33 years. He was out by Thursday morning.

Finance chief Colette Kress is running things for now, and her welcome gift is earnings on Tuesday. Wall Street wants 108.9 billion in revenue, up 91 percent. Even a blowout number may not matter, analysts are already calling Huang's exit a lingering overhang.

A third of Nvidia, erased, before Kress has even presented a single quarter.

This is Sara White, reporting for HIT.