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Should Jensen Huang remain CEO of Nvidia if the investigation clears him of any wrongdoing?
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More context -
My take on the Nvidia saga - Jensen staying as the ceo is the thing to look out for since he is the key person risk. He runs the product strategy, client deals, and supply chain negotiations by himself. My guess is it's unlikely he will step down or be fired. US government had uncovered the spy angle almost a year back. Investigative media also published it 6 months back. The board most probably knew as well. It's possible the findings were immaterial from a security angle. The details leaked after mid-term and it seems they want to get over with the investigation and contain it before democrats take control of congress in next two months. So most likely won't result in major crises but never know. Although not much would change with Nvidia growth and numbers over the next few years coz of their monopoly, pipeline, and dependency. But the stock might just move sideways. The optics around this are indeed bad and the investigation and overhang might persist for quite some time. $NVDA
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Prediction: in less than one year Nvidia will double and be $350+ Reason- too big and important to fail, Jensen will come out clean from the investigation, strong moat and edge for next 3-4 years, AI will accelerate within next few months.
BREAKING: $NVDA has erased its entire 2026 gain and is now down 10% for the year It's crashed 31% from its October high of $243, wiping out roughly $1.82 trillion in market cap. Down another 6% today.
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Replying to @wallstengine
It's a call option.
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Replying to @thebillyboone
Yupe
AI use cases will be so enticing that people would beg @Google to take all their data and help them out. #artificalintelligence #OPENAI
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Replying to @ParadisLabs
90% stays
My take on the Nvidia saga - Jensen staying as the ceo is the thing to look out for since he is the key person risk. He runs the product strategy, client deals, and supply chain negotiations by himself. My guess is it's unlikely he will step down or be fired. US government had uncovered the spy angle almost a year back. Investigative media also published it 6 months back. The board most probably knew as well. It's possible the findings were immaterial from a security angle. The details leaked after mid-term and it seems they want to get over with the investigation and contain it before democrats take control of congress in next two months. So most likely won't result in major crises but never know. Although not much would change with Nvidia growth and numbers over the next few years coz of their monopoly, pipeline, and dependency. But the stock might just move sideways. The optics around this are indeed bad and the investigation and overhang might persist for quite some time. $NVDA
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My take on the Nvidia saga - Jensen staying as the ceo is the thing to look out for since he is the key person risk. He runs the product strategy, client deals, and supply chain negotiations by himself. My guess is it's unlikely he will step down or be fired. US government had uncovered the spy angle almost a year back. Investigative media also published it 6 months back. The board most probably knew as well. It's possible the findings were immaterial from a security angle. The details leaked after mid-term and it seems they want to get over with the investigation and contain it before democrats take control of congress in next two months. So most likely won't result in major crises but never know. Although not much would change with Nvidia growth and numbers over the next few years coz of their monopoly, pipeline, and dependency. But the stock might just move sideways. The optics around this are indeed bad and the investigation and overhang might persist for quite some time. $NVDA
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Replying to @beffjezos
Yeah. But highly unlikely he will step down. They thrive on challenges. Pain and suffering. 😉
There are currently at least 2 founders who do this effectively - Elon and Jensen. I have heard/ read almost all their interviews over past 4 years and there are many tangible principles they have explicitly mentioned. I will try and summarize in this thread as I discover.
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Replying to @elonmusk
Never waste a good crises 😜
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Yeah 👍🏻
Replying to @elonmusk @beffjezos
Give us more tidbits of Larry since he is so secretive and hardly says anything publicly.
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Replying to @naval
How broad?
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Replying to @levie
Files, database, AI models, and GPUs all the way!
Counterintuitive: Querying huge database with unstructured and multimodal data in natural language in real time (AI) is gonna make a lot of software applications and features obsolete. A lot of process optimization SaaS platforms could be victim of AI.
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Replying to @OwenSparks
and the datacenters
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Replying to @MrMikeInvesting
I read it as.. repeatedly blown up 😉
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Replying to @profitzet @grok
I read it as REPEATEDLY
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AI is here to stay no matter what anyone wishes or wants. That ship has long sailed.
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Big techs, hyperscalers, neoclouds, AI labs, startups and enterprises will not slow down and lobby hard and even provide monetary handouts to keep the pace going since everyone knows this is a make it break technology revolution.
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Datacenters and AI progress will get bipartisan support since there is no other option for US to maintain supremacy over China and rest of world, boost economic growth, take care of debt crises, and create and provide jobs since other sectors will start slashing jobs pretty soon.
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