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The price above is one Nvidia share in US dollars, listed on Nasdaq under the ticker NVDA. Nvidia has split its stock several times over its history, and the chart on this page is split-adjusted — every price before a split has been rescaled so the line reads continuously instead of showing a cliff on the split date. That means the historic prices plotted here look lower than the figures investors actually paid at the time.
Has Nvidia split its stock?
Yes, several times over its life as a listed company, including a four-for-one split in 2021 and a ten-for-one split in 2024. A split multiplies the number of shares outstanding and divides the price proportionally, leaving the value of an existing holding unchanged.
Why doesn't the chart show a drop on the split date?
Charts are adjusted retroactively, dividing every pre-split price by the split ratio. Without that adjustment each split would appear as a crash that never actually happened.
Where is Nvidia listed and when does it trade?
Nvidia trades on Nasdaq under NVDA during US market hours on weekdays, with pre-market and after-hours sessions either side. Prices quoted outside regular hours come from thinner trading and can jump more sharply.