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11-12
My view: Nvidia’s biggest risk is no longer just competition or AI spending — it is leadership concentration.

Jensen Huang is more than a CEO; he is Nvidia’s chief strategist, visionary and the personification of its AI revolution. Replacing him could trigger a valuation reset, even if revenue and earnings remain strong.

However, investors should distinguish between losing a great leader and losing a great business. CUDA, Blackwell, its software ecosystem and customer relationships will not disappear overnight.

What worries me more is the combination of succession uncertainty, potential China-related restrictions and questions about future AI capital expenditure. Baird’s downgrade reflects these broader risks.

I wouldn't aggressively buy this dip yet. I'd wait for the board's findings and November 17 earnings. A falling share price is not automatically a bargain when the market is still discovering what the real risks are.

@TigerEvents [贱笑]

Jensen Huang Resigns: Can Nvidia Hold After a 4.34% Drop?
Nvidia (NVDA) fell 4.34% Thursday (Nov 12) after saying CEO Jensen Huang resigned immediately as president, CEO and director; the stock was down as much as 14.35% intraday. CFO Colette Kress becomes interim CEO, Harvey C. Jones takes the chair, and the board is still seeking a permanent successor, with no reason given. Bulls say the GPU lineup, software ecosystem and contracts won't vanish overnight; bears fear the handover slows R&D, order talks and the valuation premium. Which first validates the worry: succession, cloud procurement, or AMD's share shift?
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