Nvidia stock fell as the AI trade suffered a setback. Rising yields concerned AI investors, leading to a broader sell-off in chip stocks including Micron and SanDisk. Analysts are questioning whether Nvidia remains the top AI stock to buy in 2026, with Broadcom considered as an alternative. The stock continued to fall as the chip leader faced difficulties to escape the stock drop.
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