Nvidia’s stock fell 12.6% in June after reaching a May record, even as AI infrastructure spending by Nvidia, Microsoft and Alphabet surpasses $1 trillion. Tech-heavy ETFs like QQQ trade at a 36.5 P/E with valuation caution as regulators consider tighter rules on debt-financed AI builds.
Nvidia’s share price declined 12.6% in June and sits about 17% below its May high of $235.74. Similar drops of over 15% in past years preceded sharp rebounds, underscoring the cyclical nature of investor profit-taking in high-growth tech names.
Global investment in AI infrastructure now exceeds $1 trillion, led by Nvidia’s GPUs, Microsoft’s cloud build-out and Alphabet’s data-center expansion. Nvidia recently signaled continued capital intensity as enterprises ramp up deployments for AI training and inference workloads.
The Invesco QQQ Trust carries a 36.5 P/E due to heavy Nvidia and other AI-focused holdings, raising valuation concerns if growth slows. Financial regulators are reviewing proposals to tighten debt financing rules for large-scale AI projects to curb leverage risks.
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