How low does Nvidia’s stock need to go before it’s a screaming bargain?

How low does Nvidia’s stock need to go before it’s a screaming bargain? Also in Weekend Reads: Other AI stocks, tips for open-enrollment season and advice from the Moneyist The Nvidia story is still unfolding in the wake of Jensen Huang’s departure, but the company still holds the leading position in the global AI hardware trade. kphoto You may have seen the term “oversold” used in headlines about stocks that have declined. But what does that word really mean? stock closed at $166.19, down 46% from its intraday high of $243.37 on Oct. 6.

Christine Ji and Tomi Kilgore shared thoughts from professional investors and conducted a technical analysis to learn whether or not Nvidia’s stock was oversold, and whether or not it was time to scoop up the shares. The answer might surprise you. Copyright ©2026 MarketWatch, Inc.

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