Nvidia Dip-Buyers Dominate Saxo Trades as Stock Drops 8.4%
As seen on the 24/7 Wall St. homepage on November 12, 2026.
Retail is buying the Huang ouster and still losing: nearly 90% of Saxo client orders were buys as the stock dropped another 8.4%. Institutions are the ones selling into it.
$NVDA - INVESTORS RUSH TO BUY NVIDIA DIP DESPITE CEO CRISIS Nearly 90% of Nvidia trades by Saxo clients from Monday to Wednesday were buys, signaling aggressive dip-buying. Nvidia was traded 12 times more than any other stock on the platform. Yet shares fell another 8.4%
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From Monday through Wednesday, nearly 90% of all Nvidia trades placed by Saxo clients were buys, a level of one-sided conviction that is rare even during sharp selloffs. The stock was also traded 12 times more than any other name on the platform, a scale of retail participation that dwarfed every other trade idea available to them.
Despite that buying intensity, shares dropped another 8.4% over the same window. When aggressive retail buying cannot put a floor under a stock, it typically means larger sellers are absorbing every bid and still finding more stock to unload.
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The backdrop is what the commentary describes as a CEO crisis, with the Huang ouster framing the narrative around the selloff. Retail buyers appear to be treating this as a fundamentals-intact, headline-driven dip that the price action is not yet confirming.
With institutions described as the ones selling into the retail bid, the asymmetry here is uncomfortable. Saxo client data captures a snapshot of a specific platform, not the full market, but the near-90% buy skew suggests retail conviction is running well ahead of any stabilization in the actual share price.
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