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Nvidia Caught in Wall Street’s AI Frenzy: CEO Jensen Huang Says Q3 Results Undervalued Amid Ai Bubble Concerns

Nvidia Caught in Wall Street’s AI Frenzy: CEO Jensen Huang Says Q3 Results Undervalued Amid Ai Bubble Concerns
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said the US stock market failed to fully appreciate the company’s Q3 results, blaming widespread fears of an AI bubble. Speaking at the company’s meeting on 20 November 2025, Huang described the situation as a “no-win” for the AI chipmaker. He explained that if Nvidia had reported a weak quarter, it would have been taken as evidence of an AI bubble, while delivering a strong quarter would only fuel concerns that the market is overheating. Huang also addressed social media reactions, saying that even a minor shortfall in results would have caused global panic online. “If we delivered a bad quarter, if we're off by just a hair, if it just looked a little bit creaky, the whole world would've fallen apart,” he said. “There's no question about that. You should’ve seen some of the memes that are on the internet. We're basically holding the planet together and it's not untrue,” according to a report by Business Insider. The CEO’s comments highlight the challenging expectations facing Nvidia amid growing scrutiny of AI-driven growth and the broader market’s concerns about an AI bubble. Even with “incredible” results, the company finds itself in a delicate position, navigating high expectations while trying to avoid fueling speculative fears.
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