#黄仁勋再被曝与下属婚外情，或遭董事会罢免 Nvidia plans to oust Jensen Huang; shares fall over 9% after hours, dragging down the entire US semiconductor sector
Nvidia plans to oust Jensen Huang; shares fall over 9% after hours, dragging down the entire US semiconductor sector
The world’s hottest AI company can replace its boss just like that. The reason isn’t that its chips aren’t selling—it’s that the rules don’t care who you are. Shares plunged 9% after hours. I’m watching the candlestick chart, and it’s watching to see whether the board votes tonight.
Huang owns 3.58% of the company and has no supervoting rights. The board has 11 members, 10 of them independent directors. A majority vote can send him packing. The company is already looking for an interim CEO—the backup is ready to step in faster than a jerk can change his profile picture. The investment banks are even more ruthless: they’ve slashed the price target from 400 to 200, turning on him without a second thought.
I’m staying up late—not waiting for the earnings report, but worried I’ll wake up to my holdings soaring or plunging again.
When the market opens tonight, which side are you on: buying the dip and betting Old Huang stays, or cutting your losses in case the rules really kick him out?$NVDA $SOXL $KORU
Nvidia plans to oust Jensen Huang; shares fall over 9% after hours, dragging down the entire US semiconductor sector
The world’s hottest AI company can replace its boss just like that. The reason isn’t that its chips aren’t selling—it’s that the rules don’t care who you are. Shares plunged 9% after hours. I’m watching the candlestick chart, and it’s watching to see whether the board votes tonight.
Huang owns 3.58% of the company and has no supervoting rights. The board has 11 members, 10 of them independent directors. A majority vote can send him packing. The company is already looking for an interim CEO—the backup is ready to step in faster than a jerk can change his profile picture. The investment banks are even more ruthless: they’ve slashed the price target from 400 to 200, turning on him without a second thought.
I’m staying up late—not waiting for the earnings report, but worried I’ll wake up to my holdings soaring or plunging again.
When the market opens tonight, which side are you on: buying the dip and betting Old Huang stays, or cutting your losses in case the rules really kick him out?$NVDA $SOXL $KORU
