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Nvidia CEO: Extreme AI expectations create market paradox
22 Nov
Summary
- Nvidia reported record earnings, yet stock reversed and fell.
- CEO Jensen Huang acknowledged extreme market expectations for Nvidia.
- Market fears a bubble if results are bad, or if results are good.
Nvidia has reported another quarter of record earnings, yet the market's reaction was a sharp reversal, with shares falling after an initial rise. CEO Jensen Huang expressed that investor expectations for Nvidia have reached extreme levels, creating a paradox where both strong and weak performance are viewed critically.
Huang explained that investors interpret a great quarter as fueling the AI bubble, while a slightly disappointing one suggests an AI bubble is bursting. This dynamic underscores the intense scrutiny on Nvidia, which has become a linchpin for the global AI boom and the world's most valuable public company.
Despite the market's volatility, Huang reassured employees that Nvidia's underlying business remains robust. The company's focus is on building essential compute infrastructure, and it is not responsible for how the market prices demand for AI technologies. The recent market movements are seen by some as a 'release valve' rather than a trend reversal.
