NVDANVIDIA Corporation
NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA) is a NASDAQ-listed equity covered by Valdrans. Last close $196.51, -4.99% on the day; -3.33% over 1 week, +0.79% over 4 weeks, +2.61% over 6 months (prices as of 27 Jul 2026). Valdrans Insider Activity Signal: Negative — 0 buys vs 7 sells disclosed in the last 90 days.
- Last close (27 Jul 2026)
- $196.51
- Today
- -4.99%
- 1 week
- -3.33%
- 4 weeks
- +0.79%
- 6 months
- +2.61%
- Insider signal
- Negative
Coverage of NVDA(9)
Israel expands Lebanon ground offensive; oil rises above $93 on ceasefire uncertainty
An active overnight session dominated by Middle East escalation, with oil prices rising sharply, yen weakness persisting, and emerging Asian equities reaching record highs on AI demand.
NVDA Q1 2026: filings, holdings, and macro context
Microsoft unveils MAI-Thinking-1 and Project Solara at Build 2026
Microsoft launched its first in-house reasoning model, MAI-Thinking-1, alongside a new Android-based OS for AI agent devices and an always-on enterprise assistant at Build 2026 on June 2.
US-Iran ceasefire MOU reached as Hormuz shipping collapses to 10% of normal
A volatile weekend dominated by competing US-Iran diplomatic and military signals, major oil inventory warnings, and a sharp tech earnings divergence centred on Dell and Zscaler.
Brent posts largest monthly decline in six years amid US-Iran deal expectations
A volatile week shaped by alternating military escalation and diplomacy in the Strait of Hormuz, sharp moves in crude, and a strong technology earnings season.
Oil falls as US-Iran agree tentative 60-day ceasefire extension
Overnight session dominated by US-Iran ceasefire optimism lifting Asian equities and industrial metals; oil declined; Blue Origin rocket explosion added aerospace uncertainty.
Brent falls below $100 as US-Iran Hormuz deal seen imminent
An active overnight session dominated by US-Iran nuclear deal optimism, sharp oil price declines, and mixed Asian equity moves amid thin holiday liquidity.
NVDA Q1 2026: filings, holdings, and macro context
Iran conflict reshapes global energy supply as Hormuz flows hit 5% of normal
A turbulent weekend dominated by Middle East energy disruption, a hawkish Fed leadership change, record Nvidia earnings, and late-breaking US-Iran peace signals