Samsung Electronics Stocks Move Lower as Nvidia CEO Exit Tests AI Memory Rally Khac Phu Nguyen Fri, November 13, 2026 at 1:31 PM EST 1 min read NVDA -2.20% 005930.KS -0.96% SKHY -4.53% SSNLF 0.00% 009150.KS -3.50% Trade NVIDIA on Coinbase Trading disclosure Trading disclosure The above button links to Coinbase. Yahoo Finance is not a broker-dealer or investment adviser and does not offer securities or cryptocurrencies for sale or facilitate trading. Coinbase pays us for certain activity generated through this link. Prices displayed are informational.
Samsung Electronics (SSNLF) shares decreased 0.96% to 206,000 won at the November 13 regular-session close in Seoul, in the first Korean session after Jensen Huang resigned as Nvidia's chief executive. The shares had jumped 3.37% early in the day, the Korea Herald reported in its opening coverage, before foreign selling turned the market.
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The reversal was market-wide. The Kospi fell 0.98% to 5,290.53 after opening 2.05% higher, as foreign investors sold a net 555 billion won and ended three straight sessions of buying. SK hynix lost 3.03% and Samsung Electro-Mechanics slipped 2.93%. Nvidia had closed 4.34% lower on Thursday after falling more than 13% intraday. Market watchers quoted by Korea JoongAng Daily said high bandwidth memory demand should hold whichever company's AI chips win, but warned that foundry volumes at TSMC and Samsung could be disrupted if AI chip orders spread to other designers.
Samsung's small loss against SK hynix's bigger drop reflects its broader mix of memory, foundry and devices. The GuruFocus chart shows a GF Score of 91/100, anchored by a fortress balance sheet, strong profitability and solid momentum. GF Value is 189,572.88 won, so the shares trade 8.7% above GuruFocus's estimate with a "Fairly Valued" label. After the rally, there is no model discount left, and further gains need fresh evidence of share wins in AI memory. The next test is Nvidia's November 17 outlook and any shift in its memory and foundry orders.
