Nvidia and Intel stocks decline as chip industry faces challenges
Nvidia's stock fell 4% amidst a broader decline in chip stocks, as Intel missed earnings and announced job cuts. Amazon warned on revenue and profit, while hedge fund Elliott Management criticized Nvidia and other tech stocks as being overhyped.
Arm Holdings issued a cautious forecast, and Nvidia faces a potential DOJ probe over antitrust complaints. The Nasdaq slipped into correction territory, and Wall Street's patience with massive AI investments in tech stocks appears to be waning.
Additionally, the July jobs report showed slowed job growth and a rise in the unemployment rate. Nvidia's stock decline is attributed to weak economic data and concerns about its valuation.
The cyclical nature of the semiconductor industry makes it vulnerable to economic downturns, and Nvidia's stock may fall further depending on economic data and the company's upcoming earnings report. Intel also faced a significant decline in stock value due to missed earnings, weak guidance, workforce reduction, and dividend suspension.
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