The actual volatility index of Nvidia has risen to around 80 in the past 30 days, which is about twice that of Bitcoin
According to Bloomberg, Nvidia's volatility is making other "Big Seven" peers pale in comparison, even Bitcoin seems like a calm harbor by contrast. Market data shows that in the past 30 trading days, Nvidia's stock price has fluctuated significantly between $90.69 and $131.26. This level of market turbulence has raised its actual volatility index over the past 30 days to around 80, about four times that of Microsoft and twice that of Bitcoin, higher than Trump's media company and a series of meme stocks. Of course, even with recent declines, Nvidia still brought substantial returns to investors this year. The stock's increase this year still exceeds 100%, adding approximately $1.3 trillion in market value.
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