Nvidia’s plan feels eerily familiar
Nvidia and Wall Street's biggest names are lending customers $500 billion to buy chips, with computing power itself as collateral. The structure is uncomfortably reminiscent of 2008.
Nvidia and Wall Street's biggest names are lending customers $500 billion to buy chips, with computing power itself as collateral. The structure is uncomfortably reminiscent of 2008.
Every Nvidia insider has been selling shares for five years straight — and not one has bought. Ahead of the quarterly report, that pattern tells a story worth examining.