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🇺🇸 Was Jensen Huang's downfall a corporate coup engineered from inside Washington?
A Chinese spy scandal, a second alleged affair, a sudden resignation, and billions wiped from Nvidia's market value.
Financial analyst Simon Dixon believes the timing is anything but coincidental.
His theory is that Jensen Huang was taken out because he stood in the way of Washington's China hawks.
Jensen wanted Nvidia's chips flowing into China, but America's national security establishment wanted those same chips kept out of Beijing's hands.
And Simon suspects that conflict turned into a coordinated effort to remove Nvidia's most powerful executive.
First came the alleged Chinese intelligence connection, reportedly known to U.S officials for months.
Then came allegations involving a senior Nvidia employee, potentially creating an internal corporate governance problem.
Simon argues Jensen's relatively small voting stake left him vulnerable to pressure that founders like Elon and Mark Zuckerberg are better positioned to resist.
And behind the boardroom sits another layer of power: BlackRock, Vanguard and State Street, whose enormous holdings give them significant influence over corporate America.
The incentives point towards a struggle between Washington's military establishment and the financial and technology interests that want unrestricted access to Chinese markets.
And the consequences could extend far beyond Nvidia.
If America's most important AI chipmaker can lose its founder amid a geopolitical power struggle, what does that mean for the future of the AI boom?
@SimonDixonTwitt
Kyle Petty just told Hendrick Motorsports drivers something they won't enjoy hearing.
Kyle Larson's third NASCAR Cup Series title made it 16 for the team.
The standard he set, and who it targets.
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#NASCAR#KylePetty#HendrickMotorsports
Now that $ZEC is below $1,000, suddenly everyone’s a bear.
The time to get aggressively bearish was when the macro swing low at $1,420 broke.
But sure, after a 45% drop, you’ve finally decided to pile into shorts.
Just don’t act surprised when those late shorts get squeezed.
Tokenized funds from Franklin Templeton, Apollo, and others already live on Aptos. Tokenized equities are in line to join them.
@Bullish plans to extend its equity tokenization services to Aptos, one of its initial network partners.
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