NVIDIA retail buying peaked at about $730 million on Nov. 10, lifting the Nov. 9-11 net total to roughly $1.6 billion, the highest three-session tally in at least 12 months.
By session, the buying balance was about $730 million on Nov. 10, versus roughly $590 million on Nov. 9 and $300 million on Nov. 11. No one-day net purchase had been higher since March.
Net purchases show the value of shares bought after subtracting sales. The roughly $1.6 billion therefore represents a balance, rather than the full value of shares traded.
Two leveraged ETFs targeting twice NVIDIA’s daily return also attracted money. NVDL received about $401 million, while NVDU took in roughly $64 million. Those inflows are separate from investors’ purchases of NVIDIA shares.
At the Nov. 12 open, retail investors again bought more NVIDIA shares than they sold. During the first 30 minutes, purchases reached about $455 million against roughly $345 million in sales, leaving a net balance of about $111 million. That set a record for net buying in NVIDIA shares during any opening 30-minute period.
