On Monday, Nvidia, ranked first in US stock trading volume, fell 6.68% to $55.932 billion and its market value dropped to $2.9 trillion. The stock has been declining for three consecutive trading days, with a market value evaporating approximately $440 billion. Compared to recent highs, the stock has fallen more than 16%, falling into a correction zone. Nvidia briefly replaced Microsoft last week as the company with the highest stock market value in the United States, and has since experienced a pullback. Technical graphics analysts also pointed out that Nvidia has seen a bearish pattern in recent trading. Katie Nixon, Chief Investment Officer of Northern Trust Wealth Management Company in the United States, said of Nvidia, "After experiencing extreme price spikes, the stock may encounter a slowdown in the future, not because of concerns about the fundamentals of this artificial intelligence giant, but because the stock has risen too high and too fast, making the market more cautious."