About $250 Billion Left Nvidia's Value. A Processor Price Did Not.

Nvidia's share price finished Monday lower, updating the intraday drop reported earlier, and the company still did not change what a chip buyer pays.

CNBC's closing report said Nvidia ended down 4% even as the Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq rose. BBC said the shares fell by about 4% by the close and that roughly $250 billion came off the company's market value after the board opened an investigation into Chief Executive Jensen Huang. Fox Business displayed a quote of $178.67, down $7.97, or 4.27%. Those percentages differ slightly. China again called the spying allegation groundless. Nvidia has said it has no reason to believe its secrets or U.S. national security were compromised, and Huang is continuing as chief executive.

A lower share price can affect investors and funds that hold the stock. It is not a posted processor price. No export rule or customer price was announced with the decline.

Does Nvidia's closing drop change what a buyer pays for a chip? No chip price or sales restriction was announced. The new fact is a closing decline of about 4%, not a new customer price.