Munger also didn't mean this in the context of an intelligence operation.
replyThis is not just a lapse of judgement from some random encounter on a business trip.
Surely a whole team would be dedicated to this operation with whatever resources needed since it will be a tiny investment for the possible payoff.
I don't think he's at any risk of going broke. At worst he will lose his job and NVDA stock will suffer a brief setback.
replyEh, NVDA could be in for some trouble if he's dismissed. He's very much a command & control CEO - his deputies are largely tasked with implementing his decisions, leaving no obvious successor - and the recent history of NVidia is one of Huang continually finding or creating new use-cases for its GPUs that has it keep attaining new heights even after the previous one crashes. There was a time, after the crypto crash of 2021, where NVDA was down about 66%; likewise after the crypto crash of 2018. If nobody finds the next great application of GPUs, we could see NVDA down 90% or more.
replyI hope he lands on his feet after the dust settles. This job market sucks. Hope his $160 billion net worth will keep him afloat between gigs
replyEven more amazing he is worth so much despite owning so little of the company . Goes to show just how big NVDA is
replySmart person and liquor are not to be put in the same sentence. Perhaps depends on the definition of "smart".
replyMy buddy took a wine tasting class at MIT.
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