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NVIDIA shareholder Leo KoGuan backs Jensen Huang! Explains why he will not add more stake in flagship AI stock

Mint 15 hrs ago·14 Nov 2026, 11:49 am

Long‑time Nvidia investor Leo KoGuan announced that he will cut back his shareholding in the chipmaker, even as he reiterated his support for CEO Jensen Huang and the company’s long‑term AI ambitions.

The move is being read as a typical profit‑taking step rather than a loss of confidence. KoGuan said he still believes Nvidia’s growth outlook is strong and that the AI boom is not a bubble, which may reassure other investors who are watching how large shareholders position themselves.

Investors will likely keep an eye on Nvidia’s upcoming earnings, any new AI‑related product launches, and whether other big holders adjust their positions. Broader market sentiment toward AI‑heavy stocks could also be influenced by how the company’s growth story unfolds.

Excerpt from Mint

Investor Leo KoGuan plans to reduce his Nvidia investment while continuing to support Jensen Huang, whom he hopes to back in a future superintelligence venture. KoGuan says Nvidia’s growth outlook remains strong and that AI is not a bubble. Billionaire investor Leo KoGuan has come out in full support for Jensen Huang…
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