Nvidia board investigation triggers after-hours stock volatility
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On November 9, 2026, Finance Magnates reported that while Nasdaq was closed, Nvidia’s board announced an investigation into CEO Jensen Huang; the report’s headline also mentioned Chinese espionage allegations against Huang, but the supplied content did not specify the details of the allegations. Because Nasdaq was closed at the time, perpetual contracts and over-the-counter trading venues such as Blue Ocean and Robinhood were the first to reflect the stock-price change. The reported quotes varied by venue: Hyperliquid’s NVDA perpetual contract had a mark price of $178.48, down 4.54% over 24 hours; Reuters reported perpetual-contract and Blue Ocean quotes of about $180.30. The report provided no investigation findings or stock performance after Nasdaq trading resumed.
AI-written from reports · updated 7 hours ago
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- Finance MagnatesHuang Renxun, China espionage allegations and Sunday evening: Nvidia shares priced by perpetual contracts, not Nasdaq
While Nasdaq was closed, off-exchange trading venues such as perpetual contracts, Blue Ocean and Robinhood were the first to reflect changes in Nvidia’s share price after the company’s board announced an investigation into CEO Huang Renxun. Hyperliquid’s NVDA perpetual contract mark price was $178.48, down 4.54% over 24 hours; perpetual contract and Blue Ocean quotes reported by Reuters were around $180.30.
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