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Nvidia soared, due to Blackwell and also due to OpenAI, while institutions are actually underweighted?
Huang Renxun said in an interview with CNBC that the upcoming Blackwell AI "super chip" has a "crazy" demand. At the same time, nvidia invested 0.1 billion US dollars in the funding of OpenAI, and the market views this cooperation as a symbolic step, which may enable nvidia to have a deeper understanding of OpenAI's chip procurement plan.
This year, usa actively managed funds are still unable to outperform the index, simply because of underweighting Nvidia.
In 2024, it is not certain industries or even large cap stocks that dragged down actively managed funds from outperforming the market, the main culprit is only one: nvidia. Despite nvidia being the most held semiconductor stock in actively managed funds, with a holding rate of around 70%, its relative weight is still relatively 'low'.
Internal staff at Nvidia cashed out over $1.8 billion in stocks this year, with more shareholding reductions on the way.
Although nvidia CEO Huang Renxun's 6 million shares have been sold, other insiders are still selling, for example, nvidia director Mark Stevens has already sold 1.6 million shares of stocks this year, and disclosed a plan to sell an additional 3 million shares.
Huang Renxun claims that there is a "crazy" demand for Blackwell chips.
Comments say that Huang Renxun's speech eased concerns about the delay in Blackwell chip production. Three weeks ago, Huang Renxun exaggeratedly affirmed that the demand for Blackwell was too high in his speech, causing nvidia's intraday surge of 9%, leading to a V-shaped reversal in the US stock market large caps.
Huang Renxun supports nuclear energy: AI datacenter has huge demand for electrical utilities, nuclear power is a great choice.
①Nvidia CEO Huang Renxun said that nuclear energy may be a feasible option to meet the energy demands of AI; ②Huang Renxun also stated that he is making every effort to serve Chinese customers and comply with the restrictions imposed by the US government on Nvidia's exports to China.