Nvidia stock price keeps sliding, yet the usual dip buyers are missing. Institutional money flow on the stock is the most negative of any major chip name, which means big investors are stepping back instead of loading up.
That single fact reframes the whole selloff. A falling price normally pulls in bargain hunters. This time, the money is leaving Nvidia and moving elsewhere inside the same sector, and the reasons explain why the dip keeps failing.
Institutions are Leaving Nvidia, Not the Chip Sector
Across the major semiconductor names, Nvidia (NVDA) shows the deepest negative reading on the 20-day Chaikin Money Flow, near -0.19. Micron (MU) is one of the few stocks in the group still being accumulated.
