BUZZ - Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang resigns, stock price plummets
路透社2026/11/12 14:52Latest Updates
November 12 - ** Nvidia (NVDA.O) shares plunged 13% in early trading, potentially on track for the biggest single-day drop since January 2025
** CEO Jensen Huang will immediately step down from his position at Nvidia (link)
** The company stated that during the search for a permanent successor, Chief Financial Officer Colette Kress will serve as interim CEO
** Jensen Huang, co-founder of Nvidia, owns about 3.61% of shares, making him the company's fourth-largest shareholder. He will also step down from the company's board of directors
** Nvidia appointed former Synopsys CEO and board member Harvey Jones as the first Chairman of the Board
** “This will have a profound long-term impact, as he has positioned himself at the center of artificial intelligence and related fields,” said Paul Nolte, senior wealth advisor and market strategist at Murphy & Sylvest
** As of the close of the previous trading day, NVDA has fallen 6.8% year-to-date
** Here are the recommendations made this week for the stock by various brokerage firms:
Broker | Rating | Target Price |
Oppenheimer | Market Perform (previously Outperform) | - |
Bernstein | Market Perform (previously Outperform) | $200 (previously $400) |
Evercore ISI | Market Perform (previously Outperform) | $186 (previously $465) |
Melius Research | Hold (previously Buy) | $185 (previously $315) |
Citigroup | Buy | $225 (previously $285) |
JPMorgan | Overweight | $215 (previously $320) |
RBC Capital Markets | Outperform | $230 (previously $330) |
BofA Global Research | - | $280 (previously $350) |
William Blair | Market Perform (previously Outperform) | _ |
Stifel | Buy | $205 (previously $315) |
Baird | Neutral | $200 (previously $500) |
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