🚨 $NVDA

Honestly, this is one of the biggest leadership shocks Nvidia could face.

After 33 years, Jensen Huang has officially resigned from his roles as Nvidia’s chair, CEO, and board member, effective immediately. Colette Kress, the company’s veteran CFO, has taken over as interim CEO while the board searches for a permanent successor.

Harvey C. Jones was also appointed Nvidia’s first chairman of the board.

The market’s reaction speaks for itself. Nvidia shares came under heavy selling pressure after the announcement, reflecting the uncertainty investors see in this transition.

But what really matters to me is this.

Jensen did more than run a semiconductor company; he helped turn Nvidia into the backbone of the global AI revolution. His vision, leadership, and long-term strategy played a major role in building this dominance.

Now, the biggest question is whether the company can maintain this momentum without him at the helm.

All eyes are on November 17, when Nvidia announces its next financial results. Revenue growth, future guidance, AI demand, and management’s ability to articulate a clear strategy will be crucial.

I’m watching three things in particular:

📌 Can Colette Kress maintain investors’ confidence?

📌 Will Nvidia continue to deliver strong growth in AI?

📌 Can the company prove that its competitive advantage extends beyond one person?

For now, I’ll remain cautious rather than make emotional decisions based on headlines.

There’s a question I can’t ignore: Is Nvidia bigger than Jensen Huang, or was Jensen himself its greatest competitive advantage?

What do you think of $NVDA?

#NVIDIA #NVDA #BitcoinActiveSupplyInProfitDropsBelow45% #AI #stockmarket