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Why Navitas Semiconductor (NVTS) stock is down today — and what traders watch next

Why Navitas Semiconductor (NVTS) stock is down today — and what traders watch next

Navitas Semiconductor fell 10% to $10.15 Friday afternoon, reversing Thursday’s rally as chip stocks dropped after Intel’s 18% plunge on weak guidance. Trading volume in Navitas hit 24 million shares by mid-afternoon. Wolfspeed, onsemi, and Monolithic Power Systems also declined. Investors are watching the Fed’s Jan. 27-28 meeting and upcoming tech earnings.
Navitas Semiconductor stock jumps 14% in regular session — what’s behind NVTS’ latest swing

Navitas Semiconductor stock jumps 14% in regular session — what’s behind NVTS’ latest swing

Navitas Semiconductor shares surged 14% to $11.17 by 2:45 p.m. ET Thursday, outpacing other chip stocks despite no new company news. About 24.1 million shares traded as investors eyed upcoming chip earnings and Navitas’ push into 800 VDC power devices for Nvidia’s next-gen AI platforms. The iShares Semiconductor ETF rose 0.4%.
Navitas Semiconductor stock jumps 9% as NVTS heads into holiday week — what traders watch next

Navitas Semiconductor stock jumps 9% as NVTS heads into holiday week — what traders watch next

New York, Jan 18, 2026, 07:56 EST — The market has closed. Navitas Semiconductor Corporation shares jumped 9.1% Friday, closing at $10.91 after trading between $10.22 and $11.15 amid heavy volume. The Nasdaq-listed power chipmaker has been volatile throughout the week, and Friday’s surge pushed it back into focus ahead of the long weekend. (StockAnalysis) Why it matters now: U.S. stock markets remain closed Monday for Martin Luther King Jr. Day, extending the break and shifting focus to Tuesday’s open. For a high-beta small-cap like Navitas, any gaps could hit harder than usual, particularly following a steep move. (Nasdaq) Friday
Navitas Semiconductor stock jumps with chip sector as AI data-center power trade stays in play

Navitas Semiconductor stock jumps with chip sector as AI data-center power trade stays in play

New York, Jan 16, 2026, 12:35 EST — Regular session Navitas Semiconductor shares climbed 8.6% to $10.86 on Friday, pushing higher after a turbulent January for the small-cap power-chip specialist. The stock touched an intraday peak at $11.05, with roughly 17.1 million shares traded by midday as investors showed renewed appetite for riskier semiconductor bets. This matters because Navitas now acts as a high-beta play on a very specific slice of the AI surge: revamping power delivery in data centers, not just cranking out faster chips. Semiconductor stocks have seen renewed interest after Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. reported a record
Navitas Semiconductor (NVTS) stock slides 11% in choppy trade — what investors are watching next

Navitas Semiconductor (NVTS) stock slides 11% in choppy trade — what investors are watching next

NEW YORK, Jan 13, 2026, 14:58 EST — Regular session Navitas Semiconductor shares dropped roughly 11% Tuesday, erasing earlier gains in a choppy session. The stock fluctuated sharply, hitting a high of $10.96 before sliding to $9.30. By the close, shares stood at $9.33. This matters because Navitas is one of the smaller, more volatile stocks investors turn to when trading the “AI data-center power” theme. With no major company updates expected before earnings, even routine repositioning can quickly impact the tape. It arrives just a day ahead of management’s next scheduled appearance, leaving traders to wonder if Wednesday will
Navitas Semiconductor stock slides 7% as NVTS swings ahead of CEO’s Needham conference slot

Navitas Semiconductor stock slides 7% as NVTS swings ahead of CEO’s Needham conference slot

NEW YORK, Jan 13, 2026, 10:30 EST — Regular session Navitas Semiconductor Corp shares were down 7.1% at $9.69 in late-morning trading on Tuesday, after swinging from an intraday high of $10.96 to a low of $9.69. The move stood out against a steadier semiconductor tape, with traders focused on near-term catalysts rather than a fresh headline from the company. Navitas, a small-cap power chipmaker, sells devices based on gallium nitride and silicon carbide — “wide-bandgap” materials that can switch power faster and waste less energy than traditional silicon, making them attractive for high-density power systems. The stock had closed
Navitas Semiconductor (NVTS) stock jumps in premarket after Needham Growth Conference update

Navitas Semiconductor (NVTS) stock jumps in premarket after Needham Growth Conference update

New York, January 7, 2026, 09:11 EST — Premarket Navitas Semiconductor shares jumped about 13% to $10.19 in premarket trading on Wednesday, after the company said it will appear at Needham & Company’s Growth Conference next week. The stock closed at $9.04 in the prior session. GlobeNewswire The timing matters because investors have been snapping up names tied — directly or loosely — to the buildout around AI data centers. Nvidia this week rolled out its next-generation “Vera Rubin” computing platform at CES 2026, keeping the focus on the hardware stack that feeds power-hungry systems. The Verge Navitas, which makes
Navitas Semiconductor (NVTS) Stock: Latest News, Analyst Forecasts and Outlook After December 6, 2025

Navitas Semiconductor (NVTS) Stock: Latest News, Analyst Forecasts and Outlook After December 6, 2025

Navitas Semiconductor Corp. (NASDAQ: NVTS) ended Friday, December 5, 2025 around $9.48 per share, leaving the high‑beta power‑chip stock roughly 47% below its 52‑week high of $17.79 and more than 500% above its April low of $1.52.MarketBeat+1 That extreme range, combined with fresh research, AI trading signals and institutional filings published since 6 December 2025, has kept Navitas squarely on the radar of momentum traders and long‑term semiconductor investors alike. At the same time, management’s “Navitas 2.0” strategy — a pivot away from low‑power mobile chargers toward high‑power gallium nitride (GaN) and silicon carbide (SiC) solutions for AI data centers,
Navitas (NVTS) Stock Skyrockets on NVIDIA AI Chip News — Record Rally Sparks Bull-Bear Debate

Navitas Semiconductor (NVTS) Stock Skyrockets on Nvidia Hype – Will GaN Power Pay Off?

NVTS Stock Price & Recent Performance (Nov 2025) Navitas Semiconductor’s stock has been on a wild ride in 2025. After beginning the year in the low-single digits, NVTS exploded upwards on a series of positive developments related to its GaN and SiC technology. By November 3, 2025, the stock closed at $12.25 (down nearly 9% on that day)stockanalysis.com and was hovering around the mid-teens in the weeks prior – an astonishing climb of several hundred percent year-to-date. This performance stands in stark contrast to the broader market, and even within the semiconductor sector, Navitas has been an outlier gainer. The
Up 150% YTD: Navitas Semiconductor (NVTS) Rides the GaN Power Wave into AI’s Future

Navitas (NVTS) Stock Hits All-Time High on NVIDIA AI Chip News – Will the Rally Continue?

Stock Soars to Record High on AI News Navitas shares have been on a tear in mid-October, riding a wave of AI enthusiasm. The stock closed at $15.63 on Oct. 16 (up +3.1% for the day)marketbeat.com, marking its fifth straight daily gain and a new all-time high. In the span of a week, NVTS nearly doubled in price, skyrocketing from the ~$8 level to the mid-$15s. This explosive move caps a year of extraordinary gains – over 330% year-to-date – amid intense investor interest in any company tied to the AI hardware boomfinviz.com. For context, Navitas has vastly outperformed the
Nvidia’s AI Power Play Sends Navitas Semiconductor Stock Soaring – Here’s Why It Matters

Nvidia’s AI Power Play Sends Navitas Semiconductor Stock Soaring – Here’s Why It Matters

Navitas Soars on Nvidia Collaboration On Oct. 13, 2025 Navitas Semiconductor announced it had “developed advanced 800 VDC GaN and SiC power devices” for NVIDIA’s forthcoming AI data center architecture Navitassemi. The market reacted immediately. NVTS stock closed ~21% higher (~$9.97) on Oct. 13 and surged to ~$12.71 (+27%) after hours ts2.tech. (Seeking Alpha also reported NVTS up ~26% premarket Oct. 14 Seekingalpha.) Analysts noted the trigger: Navitas’s press release confirmed it would supply GaN/SiC chips to enable NVIDIA’s new 800V DC “AI factory” power system Navitassemi Gurufocus. In other words, as Nvidia pushes a dramatic shift in data center
Navitas Semiconductor (NVTS) Stock Skyrockets 27% on Nvidia AI Breakthrough – Is a Major Rally Just Beginning?

Navitas Semiconductor (NVTS) Stock Skyrockets 27% on Nvidia AI Breakthrough – Is a Major Rally Just Beginning?

In-Depth Analysis: Navitas Semiconductor (NVTS) is a fabless chipmaker (founded 2014) specializing in wide-bandgap power electronics. It pioneered “GaNFast” ICs that monolithically integrate GaN transistors with control circuits ts2.tech. These allow much smaller, more efficient power supplies (e.g. fast chargers) because GaN can run at higher frequencies with lower losses. In 2022 the company also acquired GeneSiC, adding high-voltage SiC diodes and MOSFETs for EV and energy applications. By mid-2025, Navitas’ revenue mix was split among fast chargers (for phones/laptops), industrial, solar, EV, and (latest) data centers finviz.com ts2.tech. However, growth stalled in 2024–25. Navitas had warned that mobile/consumer demand

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