Nvidia [NASDAQ:NVDA] kicked off Consumer Electronics Show 2025 in Las Vegas with a bang, unveiling an impressive lineup of products, partnerships, and future initiatives. Yet, despite the hype and a brief pre-market rally that saw shares hit new all-time highs, Nvidia’s stock ended the day in the red.
Despite a solid presentation, the market reaction wasn’t favourable. Charu Chanana, Chief Investment Strategist at Saxo, had this to say:
“While the announcements were impressive, there were no game-changing surprises. Speculation had been building that Nvidia might announce an accelerated timeline for its next-gen Rubin GPU platform, but that didn’t materialize, disappointing those expecting a forward-looking catalyst.”
While Nvidia showcased exciting innovations, much of the demand for its existing hardware — especially in AI — was already well-known. Without fresh revenue catalysts, the announcements may have lacked the punch needed to excite investors seeking upside in the near-term.
Nvidia stock dropped off a recent peak of nearly $150 to trade at $140, at time of writing (Friday 10 January). The shares are still up +157% on the 12 month picture.
What other factors are affecting Nvidia's stock price?
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