Nvidia closed Friday, November 13 at $162.85, down $3.34 or 2.01%. That's the end of its first full week without Jensen Huang as CEO, and it's the lowest close since July 2025. For the week the stock lost about 12.7%. Earnings are next, on Tuesday, November 17, with Colette Kress running the show.
Updated November 13, 2026, 4:30pm ET, after the close. Prices from Nasdaq and Yahoo Finance. Live prices: our stocks page.
The numbers
| Close | $162.85, down $3.34 (-2.01%) |
| Day range | $158.39 to $170.00 |
| Volume | About 359.5 million shares |
| After hours | Around $162 at 4:09pm ET |
| Week | Down about 12.7% (from $186.64 on Nov 6) |
| 52-week range | $148.80 to $243.37 |
How the day went
It started the day like it might bounce. The high was $170.00, a good chunk above Thursday's close of $166.19. That didn't last. By midday it was down around 4%, and the low came in at $158.39. It clawed a bit back into the close and finished at $162.85.
Not a new 52-week low, to be clear. That's still the $148.80 it hit Thursday morning, right after the Huang resignation news. But as a closing price, $162.85 is the lowest since July 8, 2025, when it closed at $160.00. And it's about 33% under the 52-week high of $243.37.
Volume was heavy too, about 359.5 million shares. People were trading this thing hard all day.
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If you only know Nvidia as the graphics card company and want the backstory of how it got this big in the first place, The Nvidia Way by Tae Kim is a good read, and it's all about the company Huang built.
The week, start to finish
Last Friday, November 6, Nvidia closed at $186.64. Here's how it went from there:
- Monday: $178.67, right after the weekend news that Nvidia was investigating its own CEO.
- Tuesday: $168.89, the day the shareholder lawsuit landed.
- Wednesday: $173.73, a small bounce.
- Thursday: $166.19, after Huang resigned and the stock hit $148.80 in the morning.
- Friday: $162.85.
That's about $23.79 a share gone in five sessions. CNBC points out it's also Nvidia's sixth losing week in a row. The last up week ended October 2.
The rest of the chip stocks
Here's the weird part. Thursday, a lot of the money that left Nvidia went into other chip names. Friday, that flipped, and they got hit harder than Nvidia did.
- AMD: closed $534.06, down $51.24 (-8.75%). It had a big run the past week, so a lot of this looks like people taking profit.
- Broadcom: closed $347.01, down 4.76%. Rothschild & Co. Redburn downgraded it to neutral from buy on Friday, CNBC reports.
- TSMC: closed $398.87, down 1.63%.
- Philadelphia Semiconductor Index (SOX): 10,146.32, down about 3.4% on the day. Funny thing, it's still up about 8% for the week, while Nvidia is down almost 13%.
So the chip business as a whole had a decent week. Nvidia had a bad one. That tells you this is mostly about Nvidia's own story, not about people giving up on chips. If you want the bigger picture of why these companies matter so much, Chip War by Chris Miller explains the whole industry without needing an engineering degree.
What else moved the market
October's producer price index (PPI) came out Friday morning. Prices rose 0.3% for the month, a bit softer than the 0.4% economists expected. Normally that's a small plus for stocks. Didn't help much. Stocks opened higher, then turned lower as the tech and AI names sold off.
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What's next: earnings on Tuesday
Nvidia reports third-quarter results on Tuesday, November 17, after the close, with the call at 5pm ET. It's the first one since Huang left. Colette Kress, the CFO since September 2013, is interim CEO and keeps her CFO job until the board names a permanent CEO. So she's the one taking the questions this time.
Things people will be listening for:
- The actual numbers: revenue, data center sales, and the guidance for next quarter.
- Anything about the CEO search and how long it might take.
- Whether big customers are still ordering the same way after a week like this.
We'll have the results here Tuesday night. We don't do predictions or price targets. If a week like this one is messing with your head, The Psychology of Money by Morgan Housel is a calm, easy read about why the big swings get to people.
FAQ
What did Nvidia stock close at on November 13, 2026?
$162.85, down $3.34 or 2.01%. The day's range was $158.39 to $170.00.
Is $162.85 a new 52-week low for Nvidia?
Not intraday. The 52-week low is still $148.80 from November 12. But it's Nvidia's lowest close since July 8, 2025.
When is Nvidia's next earnings report?
Tuesday, November 17, 2026, after the market close, with the call at 5pm ET. It's the first with Colette Kress as interim CEO.
This is news, not financial advice.
Sources
- Nasdaq: NVDA, AMD, AVGO, TSM quotes and official closes nasdaq.com
- Yahoo Finance: NVDA and SOX daily history finance.yahoo.com
- CNBC: Stocks making the biggest moves Friday: Nvidia, Cisco Systems, AMD, Apple, Modine and more cnbc.com
- 24/7 Wall St.: AMD tumbles, Broadcom and Intel slide as chip rally reverses 247wallst.com
- Schwab: Stock market update, October PPI schwab.com
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