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Amazon is back in the spotlight.
AMZN has surged 7% since the election, including strong intraday gains, and was trading around $268.52, up 3.66% in the trending-ticker data. The move followed a fresh buy call highlighting Amazon as a stock to buy if data-center development slows.
The bull case is simple: Amazon is not just shopping. It is cloud, AI, logistics, advertising and data-centres — a full ecosystem. If data-centre spending cools, margins and cash flow could look even stronger, and that is what has traders excited.
The $300 talk is also back. That would be nearly 12% upside from around $268. That does not mean it happens tomorrow, but it shows how sentiment has flipped from cautious to confident.
For now, the key question is: Can AMZN hold above $268 and build momentum, or does it cool off after this fast 7% run?
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Nvidia’s board has opened an independent investigation after reports that CEO Jensen Huang was the target of a “foreign intelligence effort.” It’s a messy story, so I’m separating what’s confirmed from what isn’t.
What Huang confirmed: in a message to employees, he admitted being unfaithful to his wife, apologized, and said he takes full responsibility. He’s cooperating with the probe and remains CEO.
What is alleged: the New York Times reported on Oct. 29 that U.S. intelligence officials concluded the woman, Alice Huang (no relation), was gathering information for Beijing. She’s a former executive at Megaspeed, a Singapore data-center company that is an Nvidia customer. China calls the claim “groundless speculation,” and nothing has been proven in court. Nvidia’s board says it has no reason to believe national security or company secrets were compromised. That’s the company’s statement, not a finding.
Megaspeed was already under scrutiny. Reporting says U.S. authorities have looked at whether it helped restricted Chinese customers get advanced Nvidia chips. Nvidia has said it investigated and found no smuggling. That doesn’t settle the espionage question.
People are asking whether someone shorted Nvidia because they knew. Here’s what I can say. Short seller Culper Research said in May it was short Nvidia over its China exposure. Its report called Huang’s relationship with Alice Huang “uncomfortably close” and questioned Megaspeed’s finances, but it did not allege an affair or spying. I found no evidence it had inside knowledge. A bearish thesis that later looks right is not proof of a tip, and I wouldn’t claim otherwise.
The market reacted fast. With US stocks closed on Sunday, Nvidia’s perpetual futures on Hyperliquid fell about 3.8% to around $180. Prediction markets put roughly a 16% chance on Huang leaving by year end. The stock was already under pressure before this, so check the live price before you act.
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