NVIDIA’s stock closed at $178.67 on November 9 after a 4.3% drop tied to board scrutiny of CEO Jensen Huang amid reports of personal matters and alleged foreign intelligence targeting, extending a pullback from October peaks near $240. Fundamentals remain robust, with fiscal 2026 revenue reaching $215.9 billion and data-center growth exceeding 100% year-over-year in recent quarters, supported by sustained AI demand and 70%+ gross margins. The company guided fiscal Q3 2027 revenue near $108 billion ahead of its November 17 earnings release. Broader market relief from lower oil prices and easing inflation concerns provided a tailwind for equities, yet NVIDIA underperformed peers amid the company-specific overhang and elevated valuation multiples around 23 times trailing earnings. Traders are weighing these near-term sentiment pressures against accelerating revenue momentum and analyst price targets above $300.