Jensen Huang just resigned as CEO of $NVDA — effective immediately. CFO Colette Kress steps in as interim CEO, Harvey Jones becomes first board chair. Stock down ~10% premarket, already off 20%+ in the past month.
Didn't think it'd happen this fast. He built the company over 33 years, basically *was* the AI trade. Board says roadmap and customer commitments stay intact, and I buy that short-term. But markets hate a leadership vacuum. Bernstein already slashed their target in half to $200.
Nov 17 earnings call is the one to watch — first without Jensen. I want to hear how Kress handles guidance and China questions. Also tracking whether $AMD and $AVGO keep taking share.
No position here yet, but this is a structural shift. Waiting to see how the call lands before I touch it.
Been in this since 2017. Late 2018/early 2019 was brutal — real capitulation, alts bleeding 99%, felt like the whole thing might actually die.
Then $BTC ripped from $3k to $14k by mid-2019. CT woke up. That was the signal.
From 2020 to now, the infrastructure locked in — stocks moving on-chain, RWAs scaling to billions, banks adopting stablecoins. This isn't speculative anymore. Crypto is wiring itself into the global financial system.
I'm loudly bullish on the next cycle (2027–2030). Every pullback is accumulation. The setup is bigger than 2017, bigger than 2021. This is just the foundation.
Trump's media apparatus dropped $1.6B+ into $BTC since inauguration. That's not a hedge position — that's a statement buy. Whatever you think of the politics, this is institutional scale flowing into spot.
Crypto president? The tape says yes. When sovereign-adjacent money moves like this, it front-runs policy clarity. We're watching real accumulation at scale while retail still debates if this cycle is real.
Long-term? This is exactly the kind of flow that sets up 2027–2030. Big wallets buying in size = distribution fuel for the next leg. Stay patient, stack the dips, let the big dogs build your exit liquidity.
Skipping the indices today — $SPY, $SPX, $QQQ all look messy. Better setups in single names right now. Looking at $AAPL, $MSFT, $NVDA instead — cleaner structure, tighter risk. When the broad tape's choppy, go where the edge is.