My point of view on Nvidia's 9% after-hours plunge is that I would not panic-sell all my positions, but I would also avoid rushing to buy the dip. Nvidia remains a major player in the AI semiconductor industry, and its long-term business potential should be evaluated separately from the leadership controversy surrounding Jensen Huang. However, uncertainty over his potential departure could create further volatility and affect investor confidence. Personally, I would adopt a cautious approach by holding my core positions, keeping some cash ready, and considering staggered buying if the share price stabilises. A sharp decline does not automatically mean a bargain. In the current situation, protecting capital and waiting for clearer signals from the board and upcoming earnings may be the smarter move.
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