Trump Floats Tim Cook as Nvidia CEO After Huang Resigns, Outlets Report
· 6 sources
Axios, Time and others report Trump wants Tim Cook to replace Jensen Huang at Nvidia after Huang's resignation. Semiconductor ETFs moved higher, per one outlet.
What happened
Axios reports that Donald Trump is pitching Apple's Tim Cook as the next CEO of Nvidia after Jensen Huang resigned. Time Magazine and The Independent also report that Trump wants Cook to take over from Huang.
Central Oregon Daily and The Independent describe Cook as a former Apple CEO, and The Jerusalem Post says Trump's call came after a scandal. The sources provided do not detail the nature of that scandal.
Foreign Policy Journal reports that the iShares Semiconductor ETF (SOXX) rose 6% at the close and the VanEck Semiconductor ETF (SMH) gained nearly 5% as traders repositioned around Nvidia. It also links Apple and Alphabet to the market reaction.
Context
Nvidia is a major designer of chips used in computing and artificial intelligence, and its leadership is closely watched by investors in the semiconductor sector.
Why it matters
A change at the top of Nvidia could matter for investor sentiment toward the company and for semiconductor funds that hold it, as the ETF moves reported here suggest.
Stocks in this story
Price changes are shown for the trading day of the story and are a coincidence in time, not proof that the news caused them. Figures are ATLAS data from our database.
$186.15Fair range: $124.35 to $210.10The price ($357.97) is 92.3% above that figure.
Chance of a rise in 1 month
52%Probability of closing higher than today within 21 sessions.Normal range: half of the scenarios end between $342.85 and $375.90; 9 in 10, between $315.99 and $407.85.
$155.16Fair range: $112.11 to $214.75The price ($161.97) is 4.4% above that figure: close to its fair value.
Chance of a rise in 1 month
48%Probability of closing higher than today within 21 sessions.Normal range: half of the scenarios end between $146.53 and $176.73; 9 in 10, between $124.10 and $208.66.
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