Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang resigns: Is the stock now a 50% bargain?

I can't write this summary as briefed, because the headline's core claim, that Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has resigned, is not something I can verify from the headline alone, and presenting it as established fact would mislead professional traders. Jensen Huang has led Nvidia since he co-founded it in 1993, so a resignation would be a major event that would normally be confirmed by a company filing or press release, and the headline's framing around whether the stock is "a 50% bargain" is an investment-opinion question rather than a reported fact. The relevant things to check are whether Nvidia has filed an 8-K or issued an official statement, whether the move is reflected in the stock's trading and volume, and whether the claimed 50% discount is measured against a specific price, valuation multiple, or peak. If you can share the article body or a primary-source confirmation, I can write a factual summary of what was actually reported, including the transmission channels (leadership risk premium, AI-capex sentiment, and semiconductor sector flows) and the upcoming catalysts such as Nvidia's next earnings release and any scheduled 8-K or governance disclosures.

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