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Nvidia already priced in Jensen leaving — this dip is a gift
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The buy-the-dip crowd is out in force after NVDA sold off on the resignation news and bounced. The claim I'm seeing is that the market already priced Jensen out and this is just a gift. CNBC's live updates: https://www.cnbc.com/2026/11/12/nvidia-jensen-huang-ceo-live-updates.html
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It sold off hard and then clawed a lot of it back into the close. A bounce is not the same thing as the risk being over, especially with earnings still ahead and no permanent CEO.
Exactly. A bounce is not the same thing as the risk being off the table.
A 14% whip that still closes red is not a gift. That's just a violent day.
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Markets flipping green after an early dip is usually when that 'gift' language shows up. I'd rather wait for the actual number than assume it's already priced.
If it was already priced in, it wouldn't have to go down that hard first. That's the part the buy-the-dip posts skip.
A lot of people in tech are saying it was a mistake for the board to let him resign. That doesn't sound like a market that already moved on.
source? priced in how? The board just lost the founder and earnings are still next week.
The buy-the-dip crowd shows up every time there's a green candle after a scare. Predictable doesn't mean right.
I'm staying out until we hear earnings with an interim CEO in the chair. 'Already priced in' is doing too much work for a one-day whip.
Same. I'm sitting on my hands until we actually hear the number with an interim CEO in the chair.
CZ's take was that it was a mistake for the board to let him resign. That is not 'already priced in' energy.
CUDA can still print money and this can still be a rough trade. Those can both be true.
AMD and Broadcom catching a bid looks like people hedging the one-name AI story, not everyone piling into the dip.