Wall Street scrambles back after morning jolt as Nvidia remained in spotlight after dragging US stock market to one of its worst drops, Rafael Holdings gains 136%; check top gainers and losers
Wall Street's latest rollercoaster proves the market's love-hate relationship with Nvidia is far from over. After dragging the U.S. stock market into one of its worst drops recently, Nvidia staged a dramatic comeback that did little to calm jitters but everything to affirm its outsized influence. Meanwhile, Rafael Holdings' staggering 136% gain reminded everyone there’s always a wild card in play beyond the tech giants.
Nvidia’s stock volatility captures the current tension in markets dominated by AI frenzy and high valuations, reflecting broader investor uncertainty. On November 14, 2025, the market opened with a sharp decline but later stabilized, thanks mainly to Nvidia rebounding 1.8% after an initial 3.4% drop. This swing significantly impacted the S&P 500 and Nasdaq indexes, underscoring Nvidia’s role as Wall Street’s largest stock by value. Alongside Nvidia, Rafael Holdings emerged as the top gainer, while other notable moves included Walmart's slight drop following CEO Doug McMillon’s retirement announcement. This day’s action highlights how a handful of stocks can dictate market mood and direction amid swirling investor concerns about valuation and growth prospects in AI and tech sectors.[1][2][4][8]
