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Nvidia (NVDA) Stock Plummets 9%: Experts Say There's One Key Reason

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Entering the year, there were few companies that had the kind of expectations Nvidia had. However, two months into 2025, it has failed to live up to that high bar. Now, all eyes are on what could be causing the volatile price movement. As Nvidia (NVDA) dropped another 9% this week, experts say there is one key reason why. There had always been debates on the company’s ability to continue outperforming expectations. Although it has done just that in its Q4 earnings report, traders did not react the way many would expect out of its stellar financials. Yet, there may be one thing holding the stock back. Source: Fortune Also Read: Nvidia (NVDA) Sets Earnings Record, So Why Hasn’t The Stock Followed? Nvidia Falls Monday as Experts Say Stock Could Struggle for One Key Reason With the company’s Q4 earnings set to be revealed, we projected that Wall Street would likely not flock to the company. Indeed, with the bar continually raised, the exceptional financial report saw the stock b...

Bitcoin price returns to $22K despite 'least volatile' US CPI reaction

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Five-day highs for BTC price come within a narrow trading range as U.S. inflation broadly conforms to expectations. Bitcoin (BTC) ticked above $22,000 after the Feb. 14 Wall Street open as crucial United States inflation data delivered “mixed” results. BTC/USD 1-hour candle chart (Bitstamp). Source: TradingView BTC price hits 5-day highs on CPI Data from Cointelegraph Markets Pro and TradingView followed BTC/USD as it tested multi-week lows twice on hourly timeframes before reversing upward. The pair saw flash volatility in line with predictions as January’s Consumer Price Index (CPI) numbers hit, something repeated at the start of trading on Wall Street. Still within a tight trading range, however, Bitcoin’s reaction was in fact fairly muted, with up and down moves only involving several hundred dollars at a time. That reflected the CPI data itself, which broadly conformed to market expectations. A moderate exception was year-on-year, which ran “hot” at 0.2% above the envisaged 6.2%....