we talked about this yesterday with katie stockton, it was a reversal, hit the high, closed on the low, it was, like, 200%, 300% of the average daily volume heavy volume on that day what does that mean to you >> traded, i think 375 million shares yesterday, so, almost twice normal volume. you're right to point that out made an all-time high. closed on the lows the same formation we saw in march. the same we saw in june. in march ch, the stock went down 35% from march into middle of april. in june, it took a lot less time into august, probably 40%, 45% on that august 5th low i think you're setting up exactly the same way i'm not a hater, but history is repeating itself, and the amount of volume yesterday should really give people concern >> not sure people were putting in their nvidia risk book that you were going to see export controls it's just not -- >> would or would not? >> we had the china dynamic, but if you look at a broader, you know, policy moment here for this stock, it's not what i think is in the price. i think what's been questioned about the price is the growth, and the d

on the desk tonight -- tim seymour, karen finerman, steve grags grasso, and katie stockton. >>> and as we mentioned, markets closing near their lows of the session. the nasdaq down 2%. the dow going negative on the year. the pressure coming as yields spiked on new economic data, but it wasn't just rates on the moves. nvidia plunging after hitting a new record early in the session. ceo jensen huang just wrapping up an analyst q&a after unveiling his a.i. road map. kristina pers artsinevelos has highlights. >> let's start with supply and demand. they confirmed they are not changing their guidance. they are shipping hopper and blackwell this quarter. they said that they probably will do a bit more, but they weren't going to change the actual number for guidance, and said supply will always be a situation. there's nothing we can build that will be unlimited. but -- so that's for the hopper. everybody wanted to hear about the data center sales that we didn't get in the keynote yesterday. for future growth, they spoke to two major drivers. the first one is general purpose computing is dead.