Not to be overly pedantic, but we pretty much all own NVidia, by dint of it being rolled up in the various indexes that our retirement funds track.
replyIt's kind of hard for US techies to not have exposure to a company that accounts for >5% of the S&P 500.
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replyIts like cheering for firing Steve Jobs. We know how this story ends.
replyIt is like firing Jobs yes. But when they had fired Jobs, Apple wasn't a trillion dollar firm. Was it?
replyNvidia will do just fine with another CEO as they're deeply entrenched.
Had you said this maybe 5 6 yrs ago then yes, it would be firing the visionary leader before his vision was implemented
Apple is doing fine for many years before everyone started questioning a lot of its decisions and directions.
replyRight but back then Apple did well, but not as well as it did when Jobs came back.. right?
replyNvidia is an extremely successful company right now. It was called the central bank of AI just a few months ago
I'm one of those people that says CEOs are overpayed and interchangeable but this is absolutely not the case for Jensen
replyMaybe NVDA will keep going for a few more years until everything Jenseng Huang imagined is built. And after that it will start circling the drain.
replyIt will be a pity to see the company go down because the board feels the need to pry into his private life.