Gaming stocks, November 2 evening: Nvidia rose early as Nintendo fell in Tokyo

Nvidia shares rose 1.9% early in Monday’s regular US trading session, according to Associated Press. The figure is a snapshot from 5:15 p.m. on November 2. Nvidia, which makes GeForce graphics cards and the Switch 2 chip, trades on Nasdaq as NVDA.

Tokyo’s session ended at 8:30 a.m.. gamebiz reported that Marvelous (Tokyo: 7844) gained 1.49%, or 8 yen, to close at 545 yen. The outlet linked the stock’s strength to the company’s second-quarter results, which showed a sharp rise in profit.

Nintendo (Tokyo: 7974) fell 1.69%, or 140 yen, to 8,149 yen, while Capcom (Tokyo: 9697) dropped 2%, or 79 yen, to 3,878 yen. Nintendo is due to release its six-month results on November 5, according to its investor calendar.

The regular US session now runs from 4:30 p.m. to 11 p.m., following the US switch to standard time.

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