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Jensen dong

Jensen cheating on his wife in an affair with a suspected Chinese spy was known about for months to Trump, eh no problem. Trump being told months ago Nvidia is intentially or otherwise bypassing US state export controls of restricted chips...'crickets chirp'. Jensen wiping hundreds of millions off the value of Nvidia shares... he's got to go.

"The most expensive shag in the history of humanity". Oh boy.
 
New CEO announcement, This is Jim Hung, Totally no relation.

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To quite what degree the reported truth is accurate, who knows, but I certainly didn't expect him to go out this way.
 
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To quite what degree the reported truth is accurate, who knows, but I certainly expect him to go out this way.

A lot of it seems iffy, A guy who is retired CIA commented on this saying "Keep an eye out on the people replacing him in the interim and permanently, Then look at their connections to external groups, That's why Huang was ousted" will be interesting to start noticing patterns.
 


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It was assumed long ago, now it's all coming out. GN was right all along.
 


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Nvidia has been playing the world's biggest game of channel stuffing. Invest in AI companies (and not just startups) on the condition that money is used to buy GPUs. Even if they don't need the GPUs at that time it's still attractive because news of an NVidia investment attracts other investors.

Companies that don't need investment get offered priority access to GPUs by Nvidia, on the condition they buy now and commit to buying more over the next few years. Again, that means customers buying GPUs the may not need.

Result: artificial scarcity, rising prices and NVidia's revenue skyrocketing.

If the AI industry had kept expanding and finally figured out how to make money, this may well have worked. But now there are going to be warehouses full of GPUs and AI servers that can't be deployed, owned by companies that may have to sell them to bring in some cash in the near future. As soon as that happens the market falls off a cliff.
 
I think this is just the tip of the iceberg for NVidia.

Wait until AI companies try and get a financial return on their outlay and make a profit.

I can not see everyday users paying the sort of money that would be.

The way Nvidia have financed AI companies to buy their product is a horrible bubble waiting to burst and could bankrupt everyone involved.

In 10 years I think Nvidia will be really struggling and 20 years it won't even exist.

I think Jensen Huang is one of the luckiest men alive as he gets to walk away from the mess that is coming with a huge personal fortune.

Nvidia have a history of doing the dirty on people but they have had an upgrade and done it to the whole World.
 
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