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NVDA vs INTC · CASE STUDY

NVDA vs INTC · CASE STUDY — Two Divergent Paths from the Same Crash: Nvidia and Intel

Historical Drawdown Deep Dives — Nvidia and Intel after the dot-com bust: drawdown and recovery paths side by side.

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NVDA vs INTC · CASE STUDY — Two Divergent Paths from the Same Crash: Nvidia and Intel-80%-60%-40%-20%0%1990200020102020NVDAINTC
Plate IX.8 Nvidia and Intel both peaked around the dot-com bust and then took very different paths. Dots mark each stock's maximum-drawdown peak, its trough and the week it got back to that peak; “Back to par” in the readings counts from the trough. Prices are split-adjusted weekly closes.

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Nvidia and Intel both peaked around the dot-com bust and then took very different paths. Dots mark each stock's maximum-drawdown peak, its trough and the week it got back to that peak; “Back to par” in the readings counts from the trough. Prices are split-adjusted weekly closes.

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Nvidia and Intel both peaked around the dot-com bust and then took very different paths. Dots mark each stock's maximum-drawdown peak, its trough and the week it got back to that peak; “Back to par” in the readings counts from the trough. Prices are split-adjusted weekly closes. The data is refreshed by the History of Market pipeline and published as a stable JSON endpoint for research, citation, and AI-agent use.

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