Baird downgrades Nvidia after Jensen Huang affair scandal
Nvidia faces investor scrutiny after CEO Jensen Huang admitted to being unfaithful to his wife and the board opened an independent probe into his relationship with an alleged Chinese spy. Baird cut the stock to "neutral" citing uncertainty over 2027 data center spending, possible demand softness and Huang's tenure. Morgan Stanley and Bank of America removed the stock from their favorite lists, and other firms lowered their price targets.
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- Baird cut Nvidia's rating to "neutral" due to lack of visibility into 2027 data center spending and uncertainty over Huang's tenure.
- Nvidia's board opened an independent investigation after Huang admitted the affair and his ties to an alleged Chinese spy.
- Morgan Stanley and Bank of America removed the stock from their top lists, while Wells Fargo and Citigroup lowered their price targets.
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