Much of the decline is due to a meeting between China and NVDA presumably to discuss chip trade and the expected tightening of chips exports to China. Things can't get much tighter than they all ready are and what is left is insignificant to NVDA's overall business. Once the true extent of these restrictions is known it will show little or no impact on NVDA and the stock will be back up to mid $140's . If you have cash buy the dip, you'll be well rewarded!
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