The unverified post also claims Nvidia shares fell as much as 14% before closing down 4.3%.
A post by truemagic68, citing Bloomberg, claims Nvidia's board removed Jensen Huang amid affair allegations and that shares closed down 4.3%. These claims remain unverified; the post is not direct confirmation from Bloomberg or Nvidia.
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@truemagic68BLOOMBERG - Jensen Huang’s ouster this morning by Nvidia’s board after reports of several affairs, especially one with a woman the US reportedly suspects is a Chinese spy, predictably curbed Wall Street’s appetite for risk on Thursday. The leadership crisis spurred a selloff of the chip company’s shares, initially sending the stock down as much as 14%. By market close, it was in the red by just 4.3%. Still, that erased more than $180 billion of the company’s valuation.
@wallstreetbetsJensen Huang trying to get back into NVIDIA HQ
@KalshiJUST IN: Trump says Jensen Huang should fight for his job@truemagic68BLOOMBERG - Jensen Huang’s ouster this morning by Nvidia’s board after reports of several affairs, especially one with a woman the US reportedly suspects is a Chinese spy, predictably curbed Wall Street’s appetite for risk on Thursday. The leadership crisis spurred a selloff of the chip company’s shares, initially sending the stock down as much as 14%. By market close, it was in the red by just 4.3%. Still, that erased more than $180 billion of the company’s valuation.@wallstreetbetsJensen Huang trying to get back into NVIDIA HQ@KalshiJUST IN: Trump says Jensen Huang should fight for his job@truemagic68BLOOMBERG - Jensen Huang’s ouster this morning by Nvidia’s board after reports of several affairs, especially one with a woman the US reportedly suspects is a Chinese spy, predictably curbed Wall Street’s appetite for risk on Thursday. The leadership crisis spurred a selloff of the chip company’s shares, initially sending the stock down as much as 14%. By market close, it was in the red by just 4.3%. Still, that erased more than $180 billion of the company’s valuation.@wallstreetbetsJensen Huang trying to get back into NVIDIA HQ@KalshiJUST IN: Trump says Jensen Huang should fight for his job@truemagic68BLOOMBERG - Jensen Huang’s ouster this morning by Nvidia’s board after reports of several affairs, especially one with a woman the US reportedly suspects is a Chinese spy, predictably curbed Wall Street’s appetite for risk on Thursday. The leadership crisis spurred a selloff of the chip company’s shares, initially sending the stock down as much as 14%. By market close, it was in the red by just 4.3%. Still, that erased more than $180 billion of the company’s valuation.@wallstreetbetsJensen Huang trying to get back into NVIDIA HQ@KalshiJUST IN: Trump says Jensen Huang should fight for his job—
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