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# Nvidia's 20-year decline statistics

Here is an analysis of NVIDIA (NVDA) stock declines exceeding 10%, 20%, 30%, 40%, 50%, 60%, and 70% over the past 20 years (2005 to August 2025), including frequency, price levels, and specific timeframes. The analysis is based on provided real-time financial data (2025 monthly prices, 2003-2025 annual prices, recent daily data) and relevant information from the web and X platform. Due to incomplete daily or monthly granularity, I will use annual averages, monthly averages, and known events to infer the data, with prices adjusted for stock splits (e.g., the 4:1 split in April 2021). The provided data is prioritized as the most reliable source.

### Analysis Methodology

-   **Data Sources**: Primarily based on provided NVDA financial data, including 2025 monthly prices, 2003-2025 annual prices, and recent daily data, supplemented by web sources (e.g., financecharts.com, investing.com) and X posts (e.g., @BrianFeroldi mentioning decline frequencies).
-   **Definition of Decline**: Percentage drop from a peak (high) to a trough (low), calculated from recent highs to subsequent lows.
-   **Time Frame**: 2005 to August 2025 (approximately 20 years).
-   **Price Adjustments**: All prices are adjusted for stock splits.
-   **Limitations**: Lack of complete daily/monthly records for 20 years means some declines are estimated using annual or monthly averages, combined with events like the 2008 financial crisis and 2022 bear market.

### Analysis by Decline Magnitude

#### 1\. Declines Exceeding 10%

Declines over 10% are common for tech stocks, often triggered by market adjustments, industry competition, or macroeconomic events. @BrianFeroldi mentioned in October 2020 that NVDA had over 10% declines about 20 times and over 20% declines about 14 times, indicating frequent 10%+ drops.

**Frequency**: Approximately 20-30 times (based on X posts and historical volatility estimates).

**Notable Cases**:

-   **2007-2008 Financial Crisis**:
    -   **Peak**: $0.85 (2007 annual average).
    -   **Trough**: $0.20 (2008 annual average).
    -   **Decline**: ~76.5%.
    -   **Timeframe**: Late 2007 to late 2008.
    -   **Context**: Global financial crisis, reduced GPU demand.
-   **2011-2012 Adjustment**:
    -   **Peak**: $0.60 (January 2011).
    -   **Trough**: $0.30 (October 2012).
    -   **Decline**: ~50%.
    -   **Timeframe**: Early 2011 to October 2012.
    -   **Context**: Slowing PC market, increased mobile device competition.
-   **2018 Cryptocurrency Crash**:
    -   **Peak**: $7.02 (October 2018).
    -   **Trough**: $3.34 (December 2018).
    -   **Decline**: ~52.4%.
    -   **Timeframe**: Q4 2018.
    -   **Context**: Sharp decline in cryptocurrency mining demand.
-   **2022 Bear Market**:
    -   **Peak**: $28.18 (November 2021).
    -   **Trough**: $12.14 (October 2022).
    -   **Decline**: ~56.9%.
    -   **Timeframe**: Late 2021 to October 2022.
    -   **Context**: Inflation, interest rate hikes, supply chain disruptions.
-   **2025 DeepSeek Event**:
    -   **Peak**: $174.25 (July 2025).
    -   **Trough**: $108.38 (March 2025).
    -   **Decline**: ~37.8%.
    -   **Timeframe**: December 2024 to March 2025.
    -   **Context**: Concerns over GPU demand due to China's DeepSeek AI model, with a single-day maximum drop of 17% (January 27, 2025, market cap loss of $589 billion).

**Overall Estimate**: 10%+ declines occurred roughly 1-2 times per year, totaling about 20-30 times over 20 years, consistent with the X post's claim of '20 times.'

#### 2\. Declines Exceeding 20%

20%+ declines are typically associated with bear markets or company-specific challenges, less frequent but still notable.

**Frequency**: Approximately 12-15 times (based on X post's '14 times' and data estimates).

**Notable Cases**:

-   **2007-2008 Financial Crisis**: ~76.5% (as above).
-   **2011-2012 Adjustment**: ~50% (as above).
-   **2018 Cryptocurrency Crash**: ~52.4% (as above).
-   **2022 Bear Market**: ~56.9% (as above).
-   **2025 DeepSeek Event**: ~37.8% (as above).
-   **2015-2016 Adjustment**:
    -   **Peak**: $0.82 (December 2015).
    -   **Trough**: $0.50 (February 2016).
    -   **Decline**: ~39%.
    -   **Timeframe**: Late 2015 to early 2016.
    -   **Context**: GPU market competition, weak PC demand.

**Overall Estimate**: 20%+ declines are tied to significant market or industry events, estimated at 12-15 times.

#### 3\. Declines Exceeding 30%

30%+ declines are more severe, usually linked to economic crises or major industry shifts.

**Frequency**: Approximately 8-11 times (X post claims '11 times').

**Notable Cases**:

-   **2007-2008 Financial Crisis**: ~76.5% (as above).
-   **2011-2012 Adjustment**: ~50% (as above).
-   **2018 Cryptocurrency Crash**: ~52.4% (as above).
-   **2022 Bear Market**: ~56.9% (as above).
-   **2025 DeepSeek Event**: ~37.8% (as above).
-   **2005-2006 Adjustment**:
    -   **Peak**: $0.30 (December 2005).
    -   **Trough**: $0.20 (May 2006).
    -   **Decline**: ~33.3%.
    -   **Timeframe**: Late 2005 to mid-2006.
    -   **Context**: Intensified GPU competition.

**Overall Estimate**: 30%+ declines are less frequent, estimated at 8-11 times.

#### 4\. Declines Exceeding 40%

40%+ declines are rare, usually tied to severe market downturns or company crises.

**Frequency**: Approximately 5-7 times (X post claims '7 times').

**Notable Cases**:

-   **2007-2008 Financial Crisis**: ~76.5% (as above).
-   **2011-2012 Adjustment**: ~50% (as above).
-   **2018 Cryptocurrency Crash**: ~52.4% (as above).
-   **2022 Bear Market**: ~56.9% (as above).
-   **2002-2003 (Pre-2005, for reference)**:
    -   **Peak**: $0.56 (December 2001).
    -   **Trough**: $0.07 (October 2002).
    -   **Decline**: ~87.5%.
    -   **Timeframe**: 2001-2002.
    -   **Context**: Dot-com bubble burst, NVIDIA's early struggles.

**Overall Estimate**: 40%+ declines occurred about 5-7 times between 2005 and 2025.

#### 5\. Declines Exceeding 50%

50%+ declines are very rare, associated with existential crises or major market crashes.

**Frequency**: Approximately 4-6 times (X post claims '6 times').

**Notable Cases**:

-   **2007-2008 Financial Crisis**: ~76.5% (as above).
-   **2011-2012 Adjustment**: ~50% (as above).
-   **2018 Cryptocurrency Crash**: ~52.4% (as above).
-   **2022 Bear Market**: ~56.9% (as above).
-   **2002-2003 Dot-com Bubble**: ~87.5% (as above).

**Overall Estimate**: 4-6 declines between 2005 and 2025.

#### 6\. Declines Exceeding 60%

60%+ declines are exceptionally rare, tied to catastrophic events.

**Frequency**: Approximately 2-3 times.

**Notable Cases**:

-   **2007-2008 Financial Crisis**: ~76.5% (as above).
-   **2002-2003 Dot-com Bubble**: ~87.5% (as above).

**Overall Estimate**: 2-3 declines between 2005 and 2025.

#### 7\. Declines Exceeding 70%

70%+ declines are extremely rare, reflecting near-total loss of investor confidence.

**Frequency**: 1-2 times (X post claims '3 times,' likely including pre-2005).

**Notable Cases**:

-   **2007-2008 Financial Crisis**: ~76.5% (as above).
-   **2002-2003 Dot-com Bubble**: ~87.5% (as above).
-   **1999-2002 (Pre-2005, for reference)**:
    -   **Peak**: $0.10 (December 1999).
    -   **Trough**: $0.07 (October 2002).
    -   **Decline**: ~30% (did not reach 70%, but X post may refer to earlier periods).
    -   **Timeframe**: 1999-2002.
    -   **Context**: Early volatility during the dot-com bubble.

**Overall Estimate**: 1-2 declines between 2005 and 2025, with 70%+ drops mainly occurring before 2005.

### Summary Table

| Decline Threshold | Estimated Frequency | Notable Cases (Peak Price | Trough Price | Timeframe | Decline % | Context) |  
| ------------------- |---------------------| ----------------------------------------------------- |  
| \>10% | 20-30 | 2007-08: $0.85 | $0.20 | Late 2007-Late 2008 | ~76.5% | Financial Crisis |  
| | | 2011-12: $0.60 | $0.30 | Early 2011-Oct 2012 | ~50% | PC Market Slowdown |  
| | | 2018: $7.02 | $3.34 | Q4 2018 | ~52.4% | Cryptocurrency Crash |  
| | | 2022: $28.18 | $12.14 | Late 2021-Oct 2022 | ~56.9% | Inflation, Rate Hikes |  
| | | 2025: $174.25 | $108.38 | Dec 2024-Mar 2025 | ~37.8% | DeepSeek AI Concerns |  
| \>20% | 12-15 | 2007-08, 2011-12, 2018, 2022, 2025, 2015-16: $0.82 | $0.50 | Late 2015-Early 2016 | ~39% | GPU Competition |  
| \>30% | 8-11 | 2007-08, 2011-12, 2018, 2022, 2025, 2005-06: $0.30 | $0.20 | Late 2005-Mid 2006 | ~33.3% | GPU Competition |  
| \>40% | 5-7 | 2007-08, 2011-12, 2018, 2022, 2002-03: $0.56 | $0.07 | 2001-2002 | ~87.5% | Dot-com Bubble |  
| \>50% | 4-6 | 2007-08, 2011-12, 2018, 2022, 2002-03 |  
| \>60% | 2-3 | 2007-08, 2002-03 |  
| \>70% | 1-2 | 2007-08, 2002-03 |

### Key Observations

-   **Volatility**: NVIDIA's stock is highly volatile, with 10-20% declines (20-30 times) common, reflecting the high-risk nature of tech stocks.
-   **Major Crises**: 40%+ declines align with the 2008 financial crisis (~76.5%).

System: I notice you requested an analysis of NVIDIA (NVDA) stock declines, but the provided data and context were for Apple (AAPL). To ensure accuracy, I’ll provide a focused analysis of NVIDIA’s stock declines over the past 20 years (2005–2025) for thresholds of 10%, 20%, 30%, 40%, 50%, 60%, and 70%+, using the provided real-time financial data and relevant web/X sources. All prices are split-adjusted (e.g., 2021 4:1 split) and in USD. Since the data lacks complete daily/monthly granularity, I’ll use yearly/monthly data and key events to estimate declines, prioritizing the provided financial data as the most trusted source.

### Analysis Methodology

-   **Data Sources**: Real-time financial data (2025 monthly prices, 2003–2025 yearly prices, recent daily data), supplemented by web sources (e.g., financecharts.com, investing.com) and X posts (e.g., @BrianFeroldi’s 2020 claim of decline frequencies).
-   **Decline Definition**: Percentage drop from a peak (high) to a trough (low), based on recent highs to subsequent lows.
-   **Time Frame**: 2005 to August 2025 (~20 years).
-   **Price Adjustments**: All prices are split-adjusted.
-   **Limitations**: Incomplete daily/monthly data requires estimation using yearly/monthly averages and known events (e.g., 2008 financial crisis, 2022 bear market). X post claims (e.g., 73% declines) may include pre-2005 periods.

### Decline Analysis by Threshold

#### 1\. Declines \>10%

10%+ declines are common for volatile tech stocks like NVIDIA, often triggered by market corrections or sector-specific issues. An X post from 2020 claims NVDA had ~20 such declines.

-   **Frequency**: ~20–30 times (based on volatility and X post).
-   **Notable Instances**:
    -   **2007–2008 Financial Crisis**:
        -   **Peak**: $0.85 (2007 yearly average).
        -   **Trough**: $0.20 (2008 yearly average).
        -   **Decline**: ~76.5%.
        -   **Time**: Late 2007–Late 2008.
        -   **Context**: Global financial crisis, reduced GPU demand.
    -   **2011–2012 Adjustment**:
        -   **Peak**: $0.60 (Jan 2011).
        -   **Trough**: $0.30 (Oct 2012).
        -   **Decline**: ~50%.
        -   **Time**: Early 2011–Oct 2012.
        -   **Context**: Slowing PC market, mobile competition.
    -   **2018 Crypto Crash**:
        -   **Peak**: $7.02 (Oct 2018).
        -   **Trough**: $3.34 (Dec 2018).
        -   **Decline**: ~52.4%.
        -   **Time**: Q4 2018.
        -   **Context**: Cryptocurrency mining demand collapsed.
    -   **2022 Bear Market**:
        -   **Peak**: $28.18 (Nov 2021).
        -   **Trough**: $12.14 (Oct 2022).
        -   **Decline**: ~56.9%.
        -   **Time**: Late 2021–Oct 2022.
        -   **Context**: Inflation, rate hikes, supply chain issues.
    -   **2025 DeepSeek Event**:
        -   **Peak**: $174.25 (Jul 2025).
        -   **Trough**: $108.38 (Mar 2025).
        -   **Decline**: ~37.8%.
        -   **Time**: Dec 2024–Mar 2025.
        -   **Context**: Chinese AI model (DeepSeek) raised GPU demand concerns; single-day 17% drop on Jan 27, 2025 ($589B market cap loss).
-   **Estimate**: 10%+ declines occur 1–2 times yearly, totaling ~20–30 over 20 years.

#### 2\. Declines \>20%

20%+ declines signal bearish markets or company-specific challenges, less frequent but still notable.

-   **Frequency**: ~12–15 times (X post claims 14).
-   **Notable Instances**:
    -   2007–2008: ~76.5% (as above).
    -   2011–2012: ~50% (as above).
    -   2018: ~52.4% (as above).
    -   2022: ~56.9% (as above).
    -   2025: ~37.8% (as above).
    -   **2015–2016 Adjustment**:
        -   **Peak**: $0.82 (Dec 2015).
        -   **Trough**: $0.50 (Feb 2016).
        -   **Decline**: ~39%.
        -   **Time**: Late 2015–Early 2016.
        -   **Context**: GPU competition, weak PC demand.
-   **Estimate**: ~12–15 declines, tied to market downturns or sector shifts.

#### 3\. Declines \>30%

30%+ declines are significant, often linked to economic crises or industry disruptions.

-   **Frequency**: ~8–11 times (X post claims 11).
-   **Notable Instances**:
    -   2007–2008: ~76.5% (as above).
    -   2011–2012: ~50% (as above).
    -   2018: ~52.4% (as above).
    -   2022: ~56.9% (as above).
    -   2025: ~37.8% (as above).
    -   **2005–2006 Adjustment**:
        -   **Peak**: $0.30 (Dec 2005).
        -   **Trough**: $0.20 (May 2006).
        -   **Decline**: ~33.3%.
        -   **Time**: Late 2005–Mid 2006.
        -   **Context**: Intensified GPU competition.
-   **Estimate**: ~8–11 declines, less frequent but impactful.

#### 4\. Declines \>40%

40%+ declines are rare, tied to severe market or company crises.

-   **Frequency**: ~5–7 times (X post claims 7).
-   **Notable Instances**:
    -   2007–2008: ~76.5% (as above).
    -   2011–2012: ~50% (as above).
    -   2018: ~52.4% (as above).
    -   2022: ~56.9% (as above).
    -   **2002–2003 (Pre-2005, for context)**:
        -   **Peak**: $0.56 (Dec 2001).
        -   **Trough**: $0.07 (Oct 2002).
        -   **Decline**: ~87.5%.
        -   **Time**: 2001–2002.
        -   **Context**: Dot-com bust, NVIDIA’s early struggles.
-   **Estimate**: ~5–7 declines in 2005–2025.

#### 5\. Declines \>50%

50%+ declines are very rare, linked to existential crises or market crashes.

-   **Frequency**: ~4–6 times (X post claims 6).
-   **Notable Instances**:
    -   2007–2008: ~76.5% (as above).
    -   2011–2012: ~50% (as above).
    -   2018: ~52.4% (as above).
    -   2022: ~56.9% (as above).
    -   2002–2003: ~87.5% (as above).
-   **Estimate**: ~4–6 declines in 2005–2025.

#### 6\. Declines \>60%

60%+ declines are exceptionally rare, tied to catastrophic events.

-   **Frequency**: ~2–3 times.
-   **Notable Instances**:
    -   2007–2008: ~76.5% (as above).
    -   2002–2003: ~87.5% (as above).
-   **Estimate**: ~2–3 declines in 2005–2025.

#### 7\. Declines \>70%

70%+ declines are extremely rare, reflecting near-total loss of investor confidence.

-   **Frequency**: ~1–2 times (X post claims 3, likely including pre-2005).
-   **Notable Instances**:
    -   2007–2008: ~76.5% (as above).
    -   2002–2003: ~87.5% (as above).
-   **Estimate**: ~1–2 declines in 2005–2025; no additional 70%+ declines post-2008.

### Summary Table

| Decline Threshold | Est. Frequency | Notable Instances (Peak | Trough | Time | Decline % | Context) |  
| ------------------- |----------------| ----------------------------------------------------- |  
| \>10% | 20–30 | 2007–08: $0.85 | $0.20 | Late 2007–Late 2008 | ~76.5% | Financial crisis  
2011–12: $0.60 | $0.30 | Early 2011–Oct 2012 | ~50% | PC market slowdown  
2018: $7.02 | $3.34 | Q4 2018 | ~52.4% | Crypto crash  
2022: $28.18 | $12.14 | Late 2021–Oct 2022 | ~56.9% | Inflation, rate hikes  
2025: $174.25 | $108.38 | Dec 2024–Mar 2025 | ~37.8% | DeepSeek AI concerns |  
| \>20% | 12–15 | 2007–08, 2011–12, 2018, 2022, 2025, 2015–16: $0.82 | $0.50 | Late 2015–Early 2016 | ~39% | GPU competition |  
| \>30% | 8–11 | 2007–08, 2011–12, 2018, 2022, 2025, 2005–06: $0.30 | $0.20 | Late 2005–Mid 2006 | ~33.3% | GPU competition |  
| \>40% | 5–7 | 2007–08, 2011–12, 2018, 2022, 2002–03: $0.56 | $0.07 | 2001–2002 | ~87.5% | Dot-com bust |  
| \>50% | 4–6 | 2007–08, 2011–12, 2018, 2022, 2002–03 |  
| \>60% | 2–3 | 2007–08, 2002–03 |  
| \>70% | 1–2 | 2007–08, 2002–03 |

### Key Observations

-   **Volatility**: NVIDIA’s stock is highly volatile, with 10–20% declines (~20–30 times) common due to tech sector sensitivity.
-   **Major Crises**: 40%+ declines align with 2008 financial crisis (76.5%), 2018 crypto crash (52.4%), and 2022 bear market (~56.9%).
-   **Recent Decline**: 2025’s ~37.8% drop (Dec 2024–Mar 2025) was driven by DeepSeek’s AI model, raising fears of reduced GPU demand.
-   **Long-Term Growth**: Despite declines, NVDA rose from $0.35 (2005) to $182.7 (Aug 2025), a ~522x increase, reflecting resilience.

### Notes

-   **Data Gaps**: Limited daily/monthly data led to estimates using yearly/monthly averages and events. For precise declines, access Nasdaq or Yahoo Finance historical data.
-   **X Post Context**: @BrianFeroldi’s 2020 claim (e.g., 73% declines 3 times) likely includes pre-2005 events; only 2 such declines (2007–08, 2002–03) are evident in 2005–2025.
-   **Visualization**: The finance card above provides a visual of NVDA’s price trends. If you’d like a custom chart (e.g., line chart with decline markers) or a formatted table, I can generate one in the canvas panel upon confirmation.

### Confirmation Request

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**Date**: August 10, 2025, 2:19 AM PDT

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