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- NVDA climbs to $192.13 as institutional ownership gap widens to negative 2.57% in Q4
- NVIDIA reports $2B Synopsys stake, becoming its sixth-largest shareholder
- Yotta commits over $2B to Nvidia Blackwell Ultra chips for India AI hub
- Megacap tech under-ownership hits 17-year high at negative 155 basis points
- NVDA rebounds from a $188 dip and reclaims $192 resistance with steady momentum
NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA) shares advanced 0.30% to $192.13 after rebounding from an early dip near $188. The stock reclaimed the $191.50 to $192 resistance band during midday trading. Momentum improved as price held above $191.50 and tested the $192.60 level.
NVIDIA Expands Position as Ownership Gap Widens
NVIDIA Corporation ranks among the leading semiconductor firms by market value and index weight. However, institutional holdings trail their weight in the S&P 500 by 2.57% points. This marks the largest negative ownership gap among major technology constituents.
 Sector data shows megacap technology stocks carry the widest aggregate under-ownership in 17 years. The ownership gap between megacap technology and the S&P 500 reached a negative 155 basis points by the end of 2025. This gap highlights a divergence between benchmark weighting and active institutional allocations.
NVIDIA disclosed a 4.82 million share stake in Synopsys valued at above $2 billion. The holding positions NVIDIA as the sixth-largest shareholder in the software provider. Synopsys develops electronic design automation tools used across semiconductor production.
Reuters reported that Yotta Data Services agreed to purchase over $2 billion of Blackwell Ultra chips. Yotta operates under the Hiranandani Group and focuses on digital infrastructure. The company plans to deploy the chips in a new artificial intelligence computing hub in India.
NVIDIA designs graphics processing units for gaming, data centers, and autonomous systems. The company also supplies accelerated computing platforms for enterprise and cloud environments. These segments continue to support revenue concentration in data center operations.
Palantir Balances Expansion With Market Scrutiny
Palantir Technologies continues to expand commercial and government contracts across global markets. The company focuses on data analytics platforms used by defense and enterprise clients. Growth initiatives have increased contract volumes in recent quarters.
Market participants assess valuation metrics against revenue expansion rates. Palantir reported steady top-line growth supported by new commercial agreements. However, trading patterns show periodic volatility tied to earnings updates.
Palantir maintains operations in the United States and Europe with diversified client exposure. The firm develops software platforms for data integration and operational intelligence. Its performance remains linked to contract flow and broader technology sector demand.
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