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11-12 17:15

My point of view on Nvidia's 9% after-hours plunge is that I would not panic-sell all my positions, but I would also avoid rushing to buy the dip. Nvidia remains a major player in the AI semiconductor industry, and its long-term business potential should be evaluated separately from the leadership controversy surrounding Jensen Huang. However, uncertainty over his potential departure could create further volatility and affect investor confidence. Personally, I would adopt a cautious approach by holding my core positions, keeping some cash ready, and considering staggered buying if the share price stabilises. A sharp decline does not automatically mean a bargain. In the current situation, protecting capital and waiting for clearer signals from the board and upcoming earnings may be the smarter move.

Jensen Huang revealed another extramarital affair and may be dismissed, causing Nvidia to plunge 9% in after-hours trading. Should we liquidate our positions or buy at the bottom now?
Jensen Huang's extramarital affair scandal continues to escalate. This time, the trigger was his second extramarital affair, which reportedly involved Huang having an extramarital affair with Kimberly Powell, the vice president of Nvidia's healthcare business who reports directly to him! Following the news, Nvidia's (NVDA) stock price, which was already on the verge of collapse, plummeted again, falling by more than 10% at one point during the session. The probability of Huang Renxun leaving the company skyrocketed instantly, and the board of directors was planning to hold a meeting to decide to remove him from his position as CEO. What really forced the board to take action was not personal ethics, but the relationship between his direct subordinates! This clearly violates corporate interests and relevant regulations. The CEO is the soul of a company, so should we sell off our holdings or buy Nvidia (NVDA) at the bottom?
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