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With this whole deck of cards stacked against it, it's no wonder Nvidia's stock is down so much.

Ethereum, the second-largest crypto network, is migrating to a new operational structure that will eliminate the need for advanced semiconductors.

Nvidia has suspended sales to Russia due to the war in Ukraine.

COVID-19 lockdowns in China are hurting demand, especially in gaming chips.

Markets are dealing with a cryptocurrency crash (lower crypto prices can reduce demand for chips used to manage a crypto network)īut there are additional problems cropping up for Nvidia this time that didn't exist back in 20:.

trade war with China is compounding a normal chip industry sales downcycle

A general downturn in chip industry sales is starting.

Here's the list of headwinds it's dealing with now that it also faced a few years ago: Recent news isn't just a second shoe dropping, it's more like another set of shoes dropping as Nvidia faces a run of bad press.

Nvidia's woes right now are significant, perhaps even more pronounced than during the last downturn in 20. With this downturn just getting started, how much lower can Nvidia stock go? Let's look at the possibilities. Not for the first time, the company is up against a decline in sales - some of it driven by chip industry issues and some of it internal as Nvidia revamps its product lineup. Let's talk about that cyclical downturn because Nvidia is historically just that: a cyclical business.