Investing.com - NVIDIA (NASDAQ:NVDA) Stock fell by 3.05% to trade at $247.78 by 10:16 (14:16 GMT) on Friday on the NASDAQ exchange.
The volume of NVIDIA shares traded since the start of the session was 2.79M. NVIDIA has traded in a range of $247.71 to $255.63 on the day.
The stock has traded at $275.3600 at its highest and $241.3900 at its lowest during the past seven days.
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