😂 To be fair, Huang really does live well! First there was the affair with an Asian beauty spy, and now a second person has been revealed?
The second alleged affair partner is Kimberly Powell, NVIDIA’s vice president of healthcare—and she’s married, too. Take a look at the picture. She’s not exactly stunning, but she’s alright, right?
Look at everyone else: their affairs are with supermodels and actresses. This trillion-dollar boss Huang is just going after someone close to home—he likes married women, huh... That’s a tough one to comment on.
But now things have gotten complicated. An affair with one person could be a one-off, but with several, it really does point to a pattern of misconduct—and there’s also that spy intrigue.
So NVIDIA’s board is actually considering firing Jensen Huang! Word is they’ve even hired headhunters to look for a new CEO. This has blown up into a huge scandal.
So Nvidia just couldn’t hold up! Its stock plunged another 10% in premarket trading today. Absolutely brutal.
So here’s the question: Is Nvidia finished? Is it time to buy the dip?
Hmm... History tells us that a visionary leader is certainly important during a company’s growth phase, but a truly mature company is built on its systems and products.
Just look at Apple: it’s still great without Steve Jobs. And after Larry Page stepped away, Google went on to achieve even greater success. So even without Jensen Huang, NVIDIA would actually keep growing.
Still, you should ease into buying the dip, because this story isn’t over yet. There’s still a congressional investigation, the Q3 earnings report, and the question of whether Jensen Huang will actually leave.
But based on past performance, Nvidia’s revenue has continued to grow while its stock has pulled back 40%, so it’s still a pretty good opportunity. The stock might not bounce back quickly in the short term because of all the uncertainty, but I think it’s a good price for the long term. I’m buying in batches~
Actually, Xiao Qin posted yesterday saying she was getting ready to buy the dip on NVIDIA: her first purchase at 160, with 150 as the ideal entry point. I didn’t expect it to happen this fast—it feels a little unreal.
So let’s still buy in batches, and be a bit more cautious. I reckon I’ll hold for about two or three months, and Nvidia should recover by then~
Also, don’t forget to follow me, Qin! I share updates on the U.S. market every day~
The second alleged affair partner is Kimberly Powell, NVIDIA’s vice president of healthcare—and she’s married, too. Take a look at the picture. She’s not exactly stunning, but she’s alright, right?
Look at everyone else: their affairs are with supermodels and actresses. This trillion-dollar boss Huang is just going after someone close to home—he likes married women, huh... That’s a tough one to comment on.
But now things have gotten complicated. An affair with one person could be a one-off, but with several, it really does point to a pattern of misconduct—and there’s also that spy intrigue.
So NVIDIA’s board is actually considering firing Jensen Huang! Word is they’ve even hired headhunters to look for a new CEO. This has blown up into a huge scandal.
So Nvidia just couldn’t hold up! Its stock plunged another 10% in premarket trading today. Absolutely brutal.
So here’s the question: Is Nvidia finished? Is it time to buy the dip?
Hmm... History tells us that a visionary leader is certainly important during a company’s growth phase, but a truly mature company is built on its systems and products.
Just look at Apple: it’s still great without Steve Jobs. And after Larry Page stepped away, Google went on to achieve even greater success. So even without Jensen Huang, NVIDIA would actually keep growing.
Still, you should ease into buying the dip, because this story isn’t over yet. There’s still a congressional investigation, the Q3 earnings report, and the question of whether Jensen Huang will actually leave.
But based on past performance, Nvidia’s revenue has continued to grow while its stock has pulled back 40%, so it’s still a pretty good opportunity. The stock might not bounce back quickly in the short term because of all the uncertainty, but I think it’s a good price for the long term. I’m buying in batches~
Actually, Xiao Qin posted yesterday saying she was getting ready to buy the dip on NVIDIA: her first purchase at 160, with 150 as the ideal entry point. I didn’t expect it to happen this fast—it feels a little unreal.
So let’s still buy in batches, and be a bit more cautious. I reckon I’ll hold for about two or three months, and Nvidia should recover by then~
Also, don’t forget to follow me, Qin! I share updates on the U.S. market every day~
