Is the NVDA plunge just the beginning? After Jensen Huang's resignation, Nvidia's November 17 earnings report could become the real day of reckoning!

If Jensen Huang's resignation poured cold water on Nvidia, then the quarterly earnings report on November 17 is when the market will be ready to check the numbers with a calculator.
What will investors care about most next? Not how many polished slogans management delivers, but whether data center revenue continues to grow, gross margins remain stable, future orders have changed, and the delivery schedule for next-generation products has been affected.
More importantly, the market needs to know: Will the new management be willing to continue the existing capital expenditure and R&D strategies? Will customers delay purchases because of the leadership change? Is the supply chain still operating as planned?
For highly valued tech stocks, strong results don't necessarily mean the share price will rise, because the market has already priced in many positive developments.
Nvidia faces a more complex challenge this time: it must deliver financial results while also proving to investors that the company won't lose its way after its founder departs.
Strong earnings could help stabilize market sentiment; if guidance falls short of expectations, the management change could become a catalyst for amplifying the decline.
This time, investors want to see not a black leather jacket, but an impressive report card. #每周来晒 and #黄仁勋辞职 $NVDA