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Nvidia Stock Has Pulled Back over 10%. Here's What History Says Could Happen Next

Investors shouldn't automatically conclude that history will repeat itself. Just because Nvidia has come back from big pullbacks in the past doesn't mean that it will necessarily do so again. Could this time be different for Nvidia?

Nvidia Stock Has Pulled Back over 10%. Here's What History Says Could Happen Next

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Could this time be different for Nvidia?","content":"<html><head></head><body><p>Anyone who thought <strong>Nvidia Corp</strong> (NASDAQ: NVDA)&#39;s sizzling momentum would go on forever without a hitch should now know better. A hitch has unquestionably arrived.</p><p>Sure, the high-flying artificial intelligence (AI) stock is still up close to 140% year to date. However, Nvidia stock has pulled back over 10%. Here&#39;s what history says could happen next.</p><h2 id=\"id_454109867\">A track record of pullbacks and rebounds</h2><p>Nvidia has fallen by double-digit percentages from its high plenty of times since its stock began trading publicly in 1999. The first one came only days after its initial public offering. However, within a few weeks, Nvidia shrugged off the temporary setback and marched to a new high.</p><p class=\"t-img-caption\"><img src=\"https://community-static.tradeup.com/news/4e433ef21fe232d2dbdb21a6b4ae82cf\" tg-width=\"608\" tg-height=\"373\"/></p><p>NVDA DATA BY YCHARTS</p><p>Several other pullbacks of 10% or more occurred during Nvidia&#39;s first year on the market. In each case, the stock bounced back. However, Nvidia&#39;s sell-offs weren&#39;t always short-lived. Between late 2001 and October 2002, shares of the graphics processing unit (GPU) maker plunged nearly 90%. Nvidia didn&#39;t climb back to its previous high until December 2006.</p><p class=\"t-img-caption\"><img src=\"https://community-static.tradeup.com/news/d2c053db6aa8c0bf8bae72f927b1d1bb\" tg-width=\"610\" tg-height=\"373\"/></p><p>NVDA DATA BY YCHARTS</p><p>And that wasn&#39;t Nvidia&#39;s longest trough. The stock market sell-off that began in late 2007 sparked another huge sell-off of Nvidia. Although the worst was over by the latter part of 2008, it took the stock over eight years — until May 2016 — to recover.</p><p class=\"t-img-caption\"><img src=\"https://community-static.tradeup.com/news/63aaac8c8e618b5d99fe8c224d539978\" tg-width=\"605\" tg-height=\"373\"/></p><p>NVDA DATA BY YCHARTS</p><p>However, Nvidia always eventually bounced back after a major decline. Given enough time, the stock has a 100% rebound rate historically.</p><h2 id=\"id_1257794561\">Is this time different for Nvidia?</h2><p>Investors shouldn&#39;t automatically conclude that history will repeat itself. Just because Nvidia has come back from big pullbacks in the past doesn&#39;t mean that it will necessarily do so again. Could this time be different for Nvidia?</p><p>Nvidia has never had a market cap of over $3 trillion before a double-digit percentage sell-off until now. The company is clearly at a different stage than it&#39;s ever been. Some could argue that Nvidia&#39;s valuation makes things different now than in the past.</p><p>I question that premise, though. Based on several valuation metrics (including price-to-earnings ratio and price-to-free-cash-flow), Nvidia isn&#39;t as expensive as it&#39;s been at other times in its history.</p><p>The factors that contributed to Nvidia&#39;s lengthy downturns in the past aren&#39;t problems today, either. While many tech stocks trade at a premium, valuations aren&#39;t at the excessive levels seen in the dot-com boom. There is no financial crisis like we saw in 2007 through 2009. Overall, the macroeconomic conditions are pretty good for Nvidia right now.</p><p>Nvidia&#39;s current double-digit decline is mainly due to concerns about China. Bloomberg reported last week that the Biden administration could further restrict exports of chipmaking equipment to China. 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A hitch has unquestionably arrived.Sure, the high-flying artificial intelligence (AI) stock is still up close to 140% year to date. However, Nvidia stock has pulled back over 10%. Here's what history says could happen next.A track record of pullbacks and reboundsNvidia has fallen by double-digit percentages from its high plenty of times since its stock began trading publicly in 1999. The first one came only days after its initial public offering. However, within a few weeks, Nvidia shrugged off the temporary setback and marched to a new high.NVDA DATA BY YCHARTSSeveral other pullbacks of 10% or more occurred during Nvidia's first year on the market. In each case, the stock bounced back. However, Nvidia's sell-offs weren't always short-lived. Between late 2001 and October 2002, shares of the graphics processing unit (GPU) maker plunged nearly 90%. Nvidia didn't climb back to its previous high until December 2006.NVDA DATA BY YCHARTSAnd that wasn't Nvidia's longest trough. The stock market sell-off that began in late 2007 sparked another huge sell-off of Nvidia. Although the worst was over by the latter part of 2008, it took the stock over eight years — until May 2016 — to recover.NVDA DATA BY YCHARTSHowever, Nvidia always eventually bounced back after a major decline. Given enough time, the stock has a 100% rebound rate historically.Is this time different for Nvidia?Investors shouldn't automatically conclude that history will repeat itself. Just because Nvidia has come back from big pullbacks in the past doesn't mean that it will necessarily do so again. Could this time be different for Nvidia?Nvidia has never had a market cap of over $3 trillion before a double-digit percentage sell-off until now. The company is clearly at a different stage than it's ever been. Some could argue that Nvidia's valuation makes things different now than in the past.I question that premise, though. Based on several valuation metrics (including price-to-earnings ratio and price-to-free-cash-flow), Nvidia isn't as expensive as it's been at other times in its history.The factors that contributed to Nvidia's lengthy downturns in the past aren't problems today, either. While many tech stocks trade at a premium, valuations aren't at the excessive levels seen in the dot-com boom. There is no financial crisis like we saw in 2007 through 2009. Overall, the macroeconomic conditions are pretty good for Nvidia right now.Nvidia's current double-digit decline is mainly due to concerns about China. Bloomberg reported last week that the Biden administration could further restrict exports of chipmaking equipment to China. Although the development is concerning for Nvidia, it don't rise to the level of the issues that have caused extended declines for the stock in the past.Look to Nvidia's future instead of its pastI think that history is on the side of a relatively quick rebound for Nvidia. 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