$NVDA Had Only 2 Red Years Since 2013 🚀
$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ has only had 2 losing years since 2013.
But that’s not even the most interesting part.
2018: 🔴 -31.01%
2022: 🔴 -50.31%
Every other year in this 14-period stretch was positive, including:
2016: 🟢 +223.85%
2020: 🟢 +121.93%
2021: 🟢 +125.29%
2023: 🟢 +238.87%
2024: 🟢 +171.17%
That tells you something important about Nvidia.
The returns haven’t been driven by a smooth, steady climb. They’ve come in massive bursts, followed by brutal resets.
And the resets mattered.
After falling 31% in 2018, $NVDA gained 76.25% in 2019 and 121.93% in 2020.
After losing 50.31% in 2022, it came back with +238.87% in 2023 and +171.17% in 2024.
That’s the pattern investors need to understand.
You didn’t need $NVDA to be green every year.
You needed to survive the drawdowns without missing the years when the stock repriced dramatically higher.
Even 2026 is still positive at +16.65% YTD.
So when people look at $NVDA today and say the stock has already moved too much, I think the better question is:
Is the earnings and AI infrastructure cycle still strong enough to create another one of those outsized years?
Because historically, the biggest gains in $NVDA didn’t come from ordinary years.
They came when the market suddenly realized the business had entered a completely different growth phase. 👀
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