AI & Tech Rumor First seen 2026-09-28 19:42 UTC

NVIDIA valuation history video cites four drawdowns and rebounds

A Reddit user posted a 15-minute visual history of NVIDIA's market cap from 1999 to 2026, citing SEC filings, press releases and year-end market-cap data, and asked for corrections. The post lists drawdowns, rebounds, revenue mix and valuation multiples.

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What the sources claim

NVIDIA had four drawdowns of -81% in 2002, -77% in 2008, -31% in 2018 and -50% in 2022, each followed by a next-year rebound between 77% and 236%.

“Drawdowns: -81% (2002), -77% (2008), -31% (2018), -50% (2022). The next-year rebound in each was between 77% and 236%”
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No year-end NVIDIA market cap topped $19B for the first two decades.

“No year-end market cap topped $19B for the first two decades”
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NVIDIA took 24 years after its IPO to reach $1T, and 29 months to go from $1T to $5T.

“$1T took 24 years after the IPO; $1T→$5T took 29 months”
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Year-end 2025 NVIDIA market cap differs by source, $4.64T versus $4.53T depending on share count.

“year-end 2025 market cap differs by source ($4.64T vs $4.53T depending on share count)”
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Sources

r/investing community 2026-09-28 19:42 UTC
NVIDIA’s valuation history, 1999–2026: four 30–80% drawdowns, each followed by a 77–236% rebound the next year (sources in comments)

Summary and claims extracted by deepseek/deepseek-flash with prompt analyze-story@3 on 2026-09-30 09:30 UTC. Labels are computed from the sources, not by the model.