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But now, a new variable has suddenly entered this investment thesis: management risk.
After Jensen Huang acknowledged personal marital issues, Nvidia's board announced an independent investigation, focusing on whether he had ever been targeted by a foreign intelligence operation.
If the investigation ultimately finds no information leaks and no impact on the company's management, market attention may gradually return to AI orders, profit margins, and future growth.
But if the investigation involves chip export compliance, business information security, or even the CEO's position, investors may reassess Nvidia's valuation.
That's why a company's stock price can fluctuate even before its earnings change.
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