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A statement circulating online, attributed to NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang, claims he was unfaithful to his wife and references national security concerns.
“I was unfaithful to my wife. My actions hurt her and our children.”
“Regarding the national security concerns raised in news reports, NVIDIA’s Board of Directors has initiated an independent investigation.”
The statement has not been independently verified.
“I was unfaithful to my wife. My actions hurt her and our children.”
“Regarding the national security concerns raised in news reports, NVIDIA’s Board of Directors has initiated an independent investigation.”
The statement has not been independently verified.
Warren Buffett:
“I am one-quarter Coca-Cola. I’m not sure which quarter.”
Every bubble, people mock Buffett for being too old, too boring and out of touch…
Then the bubble pops. Speculative assets get obliterated, and his boring, durable businesses just keep compounding 🐐
“I am one-quarter Coca-Cola. I’m not sure which quarter.”
Every bubble, people mock Buffett for being too old, too boring and out of touch…
Then the bubble pops. Speculative assets get obliterated, and his boring, durable businesses just keep compounding 🐐
hopecore for the brethren taking hits in Nasdaqistan
The Nasdaq 100 is still up 5.47% in 2026, even after its worst day since March 2020.
Since 1986, it has finished in the red just seven times.
The catch?
Five of those seven lost 30% or more, meaning that if it goes into the red, the damage is typically severe.
Before you panic, a 30%+ annual decline has historically required:
> extreme speculative bubble collapses (2000–2002)
> systemic financial system failures (2008)
> high-interest rate shocks (2022)
The adjustment of expectations for AI and the Democrats flipping the House are arguably small potatoes.
The Nasdaq 100 is still up 5.47% in 2026, even after its worst day since March 2020.
Since 1986, it has finished in the red just seven times.
The catch?
Five of those seven lost 30% or more, meaning that if it goes into the red, the damage is typically severe.
Before you panic, a 30%+ annual decline has historically required:
> extreme speculative bubble collapses (2000–2002)
> systemic financial system failures (2008)
> high-interest rate shocks (2022)
The adjustment of expectations for AI and the Democrats flipping the House are arguably small potatoes.
This week's newsletter should be with you on mail, covering:
- Europe's refrigerator attack saga
- @Apple's decision to start scanning public iCloud photos and files
- The Great American Comeback
- @canva's ‘green flag’ layoffs
- Tokenization's expected 1000% surge
- The A-Z of @tradeparagon's Power Perps
- What @Kintsu is up to with credit markets on @CantonNetwork
- @VitalikButerin x Dr. Spook x privacy
- @nillion and encrypted markets
- Everything @get_optimum unlocks
- Europe's refrigerator attack saga
- @Apple's decision to start scanning public iCloud photos and files
- The Great American Comeback
- @canva's ‘green flag’ layoffs
- Tokenization's expected 1000% surge
- The A-Z of @tradeparagon's Power Perps
- What @Kintsu is up to with credit markets on @CantonNetwork
- @VitalikButerin x Dr. Spook x privacy
- @nillion and encrypted markets
- Everything @get_optimum unlocks
