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Caleb Williams has thrown 4 interceptions tonight.
And THIS is the guy the woke sports media has proclaimed the second coming to Peyton Manning?
GIVE ME A BREAK.
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Ben Johnson realizing Caleb Williams isn’t going to take him where he wants to go.
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Wow jensen has a real problem here...
3) $NVDA vouches for Megaspeed - its largest SEA chip buyer, under U.S. and Singapore investigation - as having no Chinese ownership and free of diversion concerns. We uncovered documents, however, that suggest Megaspeed was financed by Alibaba through a Singapore shell company.
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FEDWATCH:
“If Huang is cleared or chooses an orderly departure, the stock could stabilize around key support .. near $155. However, if the situation ultimately results in his exit due to a security or export-control violation, the repercussions could extend well beyond $NVDA.”
OX Capital retweeted
If he'd cheat on his wife and kids, he'd sell out anyone. Stop kissing his ass already.
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Will Jensen be CEO by the end of the week? 🤷♂️
Profound lapse in judgment among other things. Trust, too.
$NVDA
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The timing of this honeypot story is all a little too convenient - someone is giving him an out
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Next time you think that short sellers just make shit up - have a look at this SIX MONTH OLD tweet - which basically alleges the affair that is now news.
9) $NVDA CEO Huang has walked alongside Megaspeed at every step, and seems to have a close relationship with Megaspeed's Alice Huang. They partied together in June 2024 - same month as the Apex/Alibaba pledge, then dined together in May 2025 - just after U.S. trade restrictions.
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In almost EVERY podcast I do, I always make a point to talk about black swan events. I often use a company like Nvidia as an example. People look at Nvidia as if it’s indestructible, as if nothing could possibly go wrong.
But I always remind people that the unthinkable is still possible, no matter how dominant or unstoppable a company appears. And I always emphasize that it doesn’t have to be a feud, bad earnings, or even a problem with the business itself.
It could be something completely out of left field, something nobody anticipated or even considered possible. That’s the nature of a black swan event. And right now, we could be witnessing it firsthand…
