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$ANT Anthropic's roadshow is live — and the deal is tighter than the chatter.

Pricing expected Wed Nov 18. 825M Class A shares at $70–78 — up to $64.4B raised. At $78 that's ~$1.4T fully diluted, ~$1T on the basic count — well short of the $2T floated weeks ago.

The $26B cornerstone is a Class N private placement: $NVDA $AMD $AVGO $GOOGL $MSFT $MU $TSM — the entire compute supply chain and both distribution partners buying in.

The numbers from the Nov 10 S-1/A:
• Revenue run-rate hit ~$81B at end of October — up $10B in one month, from ~$71B in late September
• Q3 recognized revenue $16.96B — +47% q/q, after +144% in Q2
• The long-term pitch: adjusted operating margin of 35%+, vs 15% in Q3

Goldman lead-left, Morgan Stanley co-lead. The largest AI IPO ever prices in eight days.

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$NVDA $NBIS $CRWV $IREN $COIN $AMD $AVGO
**Market update — 8:30am CT**
- $NVDA: Jensen Huang resigns as CEO, president and board member effective immediately; CFO Colette Kress named interim CEO, Harvey Jones named board chair, permanent search under way — founder-CEO exits five days before Nov 17 earnings (Nvidia)
- $NVDA slumps 13% premarket, market value below $4T for the first time since Jul 2025, set for biggest daily drop since Jan 2025 (via @DeItaone); Nasdaq 100 futures -1.2%, S&P 500 futures -0.6% premarket (StockAnalysis/IBD)
- AI neoclouds plunge premarket: $NBIS -20.1%, $CRWV -13.6%, $IREN -8.1% as the selloff spreads across AI cloud names (via @DeItaone)
- $NVDA: BMO Capital cuts PT to $240 from $340, removes Top Pick but keeps Outperform; floats hyperscale chief Ian Buck as a strong CEO candidate (TheFly)
- Fed: Hammack says the Fed has missed its inflation mandate for years, prefers smaller, steadier moves (via @DeItaone); Citi argues the Fed missed its chance to hike, inflation not yet peaked (FJElite)
- FJElite US Sentiment video: Nvidia scandal not all bad for tech rivals $AMD and $AVGO https://t.co/2vg2keXly3
- $COIN: B. Riley cuts PT to $150 from $203, keeps Neutral on weaker spot trading and margin pressure (TheFly)

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@aleabitoreddit Customers prepaying the entire capex bill is a financing flex, even if a sputtering generator trimmed the guide — wild quarter for $NBIS

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$NVDA It's official: Jensen Huang has resigned as Nvidia's president, CEO and board member, effective immediately.

CFO Colette Kress takes over as interim CEO while keeping the CFO role. The board is starting a search — internal and external candidates — and named Harvey C. Jones as its first-ever board chair.

No reason was given in the company's statement. The exit follows the board's investigation into Huang's affairs — one with Alice Huang, the Megaspeed executive U.S. intelligence concluded was spying for China, and a second with a direct report, VP of healthcare Kimberly Powell.

Shares fell ~10% in premarket trading. Third-quarter results stay on for Tuesday, Nov. 17 — now with Kress presenting as both interim CEO and CFO.

Thirty-three years after co-founding Nvidia, the defining CEO of the AI boom is out in a week.

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@willchamberlain @dianavs44 Are you sure and sane?

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$NVDA $NBIS $AMD $SMCI
**Market update — 7:30am CT**
- Jobless claims rise above expectations: initial claims 200K vs 195K forecast, up from revised 191K; continuing claims 1.697M vs 1.710M expected, 4-week average 195,250 unchanged (via @DeItaone) — layoffs tick up but the labor market still looks stable
- $NVDA extends premarket losses, last down 8%; Nasdaq 100 futures extend losses, last down 1% (via @DeItaone) — the Huang fallout keeps weighing on the AI tape into the open
- Washington pressure escalates: Sen. Cramer says Huang stepping aside for a while would be prudent and backs a subpoena if he refuses to testify (CNBC, via @DeItaone); USTR Greer says the US remains concerned on $NVDA and wants 'crown jewel' chips in US/allies' hands (via @DeItaone)
- Singapore bars Alice Huang: stern warning and re-entry ban for inaccurate information to police, insufficient evidence to charge, not investigated for espionage; Megaspeed probe continues and $SMCI is accused of limited cooperation (via @DeItaone)
- $NBIS guidance detail: FY27 revenue seen $12B-$13B (consensus $12.28B) with FY27 CapEx $40B-$45B and pretax breakeven by end-2027; FY26 revenue at the low end of the $3B-$3.4B range (TheFly) — the capex ramp frames the neocloud print
- $AMD and PsiQuantum expand their strategic partnership to co-design fault-tolerant quantum infrastructure across Instinct GPUs, EPYC CPUs and ROCm; $AMD also plans an equity investment in PsiQuantum (TheFly)

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@KobeissiLetter The breadth is the tell here — with 76% of components running above 2% annualized and supercore at a 3-month annualized 5.45%, this is no longer a shelter-only story for the Fed to look through.

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$NVDA $QQQ $SPY $NBIS $RBRK
**Market update — 6:30am CT**
- Futures lower on $NVDA shock: Nasdaq 100 futures -0.79%, $SPY futures -0.38% at 5:48am CT, Dow futures +0.04% (Yahoo Finance); $NVDA -7.41% premarket at $160.86 (5:58am CT, Yahoo) on reports its board is weighing CEO Jensen Huang's future — no decision announced (Reuters/AP) — AI leadership risk is today's tape driver
- $NVDA downgrade/PT-cut wave: Bernstein, Oppenheimer, William Blair and Evercore downgraded; PT cuts Stifel $205, Citi $225, RBC $230, BofA $280 from $350, JPMorgan $215 from $320 (Overweight kept) (via @DeItaone; TheFly) — Melius cut to Hold, PT $185 (via @DeItaone)
- Dip-buyers leaning in anyway: nearly 90% of $NVDA trades by Saxo clients Mon-Wed were buys, traded 12x more than any other stock on the platform (via @DeItaone)
- Trump threatens to immediately double tariffs on Mexico unless it stops migrant caravans heading to the US border (via @DeItaone) — fresh tariff headline risk for autos/supply chains
- $NBIS Q3 beat: revenue $980.8M vs $907.17M consensus, EPS (13c) vs (50c) a year ago (TheFly) — neocloud print lands well ahead of estimates
- Software preview bid: Mizuho raised PTs in enterprise software — $RBRK to $125 from $112 (Outperform), $GTLB to $51, $NTSK to $19 — citing AI adoption climbing and data modernization (TheFly)
- FJElite overnight (00:34): Fed December hike priced at 100%, implied rate 4.155%; Europe Sentiment video: https://t.co/tXHSiWKnIf
- Today: jobless claims 7:30am CT, consensus 194K vs 189K prior (FinancialJuice calendar); bonds reopen after Veterans Day; $CSCO reports after the close

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$NVDA $AMD $AVGO $QQQ $SPY
**Market update — 5:30am CT**
- Futures give back the AI bounce: Nasdaq 100 futures -0.79%, S&P 500 -0.38%, Dow +0.04% at 4:11am ET (Reuters) as the $NVDA shock spreads; NVDA ~-7% premarket, while $AMD and $AVGO gained 3%+ premarket in early trade (Dow Jones).
- NVDA downgrades pile up: Evercore ISI cut to In Line, PT $186 from $465; William Blair cut to Market Perform; Stifel cut its PT to $205 from $315 and now treats a leadership transition as its base case (TheFly) — multiple compression is the overhang into the Nov 17 print.
- Succession gap: FT says NVDA has no formal public succession plan, ~60 execs report directly to Huang, and CFO Colette Kress is floated as an interim option; Siemens CEO Busch told Reuters its NVDA projects continue regardless of the board's decision (TheFly).
- Asia/Europe: MSCI Asia Pacific -0.9%, snapping a 3-day win streak, and Taiwan's Taiex -2.6% on TSMC weakness (Tickmill); Europe rotated away from AI — Stoxx 600 +0.3% at record highs while ASML fell 3%+ early (Dow Jones).
- Commerce finalizing an AI remote-access rule (The Information): it would bar Chinese AI firms from remotely accessing advanced US chips via data centers abroad, extending controls to 7 more countries incl. Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand, possibly this month.
- UK data firm: GDP +0.7% QoQ / +1.9% YoY, in line, but manufacturing production +0.7% MoM vs -0.5% forecast and industrial production +0.3% vs -0.4% expected (FinancialJuice).
- FJElite Europe Sentiment video on the NVDA fallout: https://t.co/tXHSiWKnIf
- Today: jobless claims 7:30am CT, existing home sales 9am CT; $NBIS reports before the open, $CSCO (FJ est. EPS $1.32, rev $18.11B) and $AMAT after the close; Oct PPI follows Fri 7:30am CT.

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@aleabitoreddit The board holding the line changes the whole trade — if Jensen stays, that feared rotation to $AMD never gets its panic trigger.

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@Andercot Who stops Chinese open source models?

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@MarioNawfal He is a traitor and should be investigated

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$NVDA next CEO? Odds on Kalshi

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@willchamberlain Are you sane?

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@MelvinInvests What happened to CUDA inventor Ian Buck who spent last 22 years at NVDA??

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$NVDA $CRWV $QQQ
NVDA +2.9% AT THE CLOSE: AI PARTY BACK ON
NVDA -8.5% AFTER HOURS: PARTY'S OVER

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$NVDA $CRWV $MU $SNDK $AMD $QQQ $SPY $DIA $IWM $MSFT

**📊 Market close recap**

Wed Nov 11, 2026 — AI bounce held into the close, then Nvidia dominated after hours

Indices — regular-session close, verified
- S&P 500: 7,619.38, +98.45, +1.31%
- Nasdaq Composite: 25,466.19, +400.31, +1.60%
- Nasdaq-100: 28,374.25, +2.28%
- Dow Jones Industrial Average: 52,486.49, +254.60, +0.49%
- Russell 2000: 2,846.26, +0.88%
- ETF closes (Finnhub): SPY +1.32% to $759.81, QQQ +2.31% to $690.38, DIA +0.52% to $524.44, IWM +0.89% to $283.09
- VIX: 17.49, -10.12% (closing-look source) — volatility fell as the AI trade revived after Tuesday's hot-CPI slide

Sector / macro movers
- Energy led, +1.86% (closing-look source). Chips and AI hardware led the index bounce all day.
- Veterans Day: stocks traded normal hours, the cash Treasury market was closed, and no major US data was released — so no new official 2Y/10Y/30Y closes were set.
- Fed pricing stayed hawkish: FinancialJuice Elite's overnight rate table (00:28 CT) put a December Fed hike at 100%, implied rate 4.164%; ECB December hike 87.7%, BoE December hike 66.6%. Elite also carried Goldman Sachs adding a third 25bp hike in March 2027 and Deutsche Bank seeing a 25bp December hike fully priced with a 14% chance of 50bp — both already covered in today's hourly slots.
- Dollar: DXY rose about +0.67% to about 102.92 (closing-look source); the Elite US Wrap said the dollar was at its best since May 2025, up a seventh straight session.
- Oil settlements: Brent $92.76/bbl, +$1.27, +1.39%; WTI $86.53/bbl, +49c, +0.57% (FinancialJuice settlements).
- Gold futures fell -0.74% to $4,000.50 (closing-look source); spot gold was also reported falling below $4,000 in evening trade as Fed hike bets grew (FinancialJuice macro feed, 17:30 CT).
- Crypto sat out the equity bounce: BTC pinned near $74,000 after Tuesday's $72,700 dip, and US spot BTC ETFs saw -$95M on Tuesday, a fourth straight outflow day (today's crypto slot / CoinDesk).

Key stock stories — close
- CRWV +24.71% to $60.77 — the day's standout after Tuesday's Q3 beat and raised FY26 guide (Finnhub).
- Memory / AI hardware: SNDK +13.69% to $977.69, MU +11.89% to $811.30, $NBIS +15.44% to $154.69, MRVL +9.33% to $168.80, AMD +7.32% to $552.90, $AVGO +3.99% to $345.22, $SOXX group strength drove the Nasdaq-100.
- NVDA +2.87% to $173.73 in the regular session, $AAPL +2.04% to $355.63, $GOOGL +2.11% to $293.45, $TSLA +2.91% to $390.84 (Finnhub) — before the after-hours reversal below.
- Laggards inside Mag7: MSFT -2.26% to $521.13, $META -1.97% to $628.77, $AMZN -1.74% to $266.17 (Finnhub) — money rotated into chips, not software.
- FinancialJuice US Market Wrap (15:14 CT): "US Stocks Advance as Renewed AI Optimism Boosts Wall Street" — Nasdaq-100 +2.3%, S&P 500 +1.3%, CoreWeave +25% on a positive outlook, European stocks at all-time highs. https://t.co/IwmpdY2zIf
- Elite feed note: no Elite feed items after 07:54 CT today; the US Sentiment video from 07:54 was already covered in today's 08:30 slot, so it is not repeated here.

After-hours & overnight watch — the new story
- NVDA postmarket shock (via @DeItaone; Bloomberg and The Information Briefing by email this evening): after a New York Times report of a second alleged affair involving CEO Jensen Huang, reports multiplied post-close — Nvidia's board meeting Wednesday to decide whether to oust Huang (via @DeItaone, ~5:22 PM CT), Nvidia preparing to oust Huang (WSJ, via @DeItaone ~4:28 PM CT; also FinancialJuice 16:29 CT), Nvidia working with an outside firm to find a possible new CEO and weighing naming a temporary CEO before a wider search (via @DeItaone, ~5:39 PM CT), the Trump administration aware the board is preparing to oust Huang very soon (CBS reporter via @DeItaone, ~5:31 PM CT), and the White House not intervening in the board's decision (WaPo, via @DeItaone, 6:45 PM CT — his latest post today). Huang exit odds were quoted at 80% before July 2027 (via @DeItaone, ~4:33 PM CT). These are reports, not a company announcement — no Nvidia statement was in any source read this run.
- NVDA shares extended their postmarket decline to 8.5% (via @DeItaone, ~4:30 PM CT) — labeled after-hours, not a close.
- CRWV followed Nvidia lower postmarket, down 6% (via @DeItaone, ~4:44 PM CT) — labeled after-hours. Separately, CRWV eyes at least $4B from an investment-grade loan sale (via @DeItaone, ~4:44 PM CT).
- $MSTR: MicroStrategy officially removed from MSCI indexes starting end of month, per filing (via @DeItaone, ~4:00 PM CT).
- Overnight data already out: Japan PPI +0.7% m/m and +7.1% y/y, both above forecast (FinancialJuice, ~17:51 CT); UK RICS housing survey -36 vs -33.5 forecast (18:01 CT); Iran said the Strait of Hormuz will remain closed until its leader orders otherwise (FinancialJuice macro feed, 18:15 CT); BoE's Greene said it is appropriate to proactively tighten policy (17:45 CT).
- Thursday watch: $CSCO, AMAT, NBIS and CBRS report after the close Thursday (CSCO consensus in sources read today: about $18.1B revenue, non-GAAP EPS about $1.32-$1.35 range across sources); jobless claims and Fed speakers return to the calendar; NVDA reports Tue Nov 17 after the close, so any board outcome lands directly into that print.

Not financial advice.

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@AbdulElSayed Thanks for taking head on Genocidal Aparheid States - keep the fight on.

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@MelvinInvests Let him go! He is a distraction now

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$NVDA

https://t.co/oBJvw6y0mH

NY Article on Jensen