NVIDIA Falls to a Fresh One-Year Low of $162.85, Dragging Chip Peers Down
As seen on the 24/7 Wall St. homepage on November 13, 2026.
A fresh one-year low at $162.85 undercuts the March 30 trough by 1.29%, and the selling spread across the chip complex: AMD, a competitor, fell 8.75%, with supplier Fabrinet down 7.51% and IREN off 6.72%.
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NVIDIA's shares settled at $162.85 on November 13, 2026, undercutting the prior one-year trough set on March 30. That new low means every investor who bought within the past year is now sitting on a loss.
The selling did not stay contained to NVIDIA. Competitor AMD fell 8.75% on the same session, with suppliers Fabrinet and IREN also sliding, a sweep that points to pressure across the chip ecosystem.
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With a bellwether like NVIDIA setting a fresh one-year low while its key suppliers and rivals move in lockstep, the market is repricing concerns across the entire AI hardware chain. That kind of coordinated decline tends to reset valuation anchors for the group as a whole.
For investors already holding the stock, the breach of the March 30 floor removes a technical support level that had held for months, which can invite additional selling as stop-loss orders trigger. The next question is whether buyers step in at current levels or the stock continues to search for a new floor.
