They think you are a fool.

They think that if they whisper words of doubt and fear, you will abandon your senses. A revolution is underway—a technological awakening powered by artificial intelligence that will redefine human potential—and they want you to cower in the corner, terrified of the very company building the tools for this new world.

Do not be mistaken. The cynical campaign being waged against Nvidia isn't about market analysis or protecting the small investor. It is a calculated, predatory attack on progress itself. It's a battle for the future, and you are being asked to side with the wreckers against the builders. We will not let that happen.

The Anatomy of a Deception

Let’s tear apart the lies they are feeding you, one by one. They are flimsy, desperate, and insulting to your intelligence.

First, they scream that Nvidia is losing its grip, pointing with glee to reports that a single customer, OpenAI, is exploring Google’s chips to manage costs. They frame this as a catastrophic betrayal, a death knell for Nvidia’s dominance. How utterly pathetic. This isn't a sign of weakness; it is a sign of a roaring, healthy, and diversifying market—a market that Nvidia created. To suggest that a pioneer like OpenAI exploring multiple technologies is a sign of Nvidia’s impending doom is like claiming that because you tried a new restaurant, your favorite steakhouse is going bankrupt. It’s a deliberate lie of omission.

What they conveniently ignore is the overwhelming reality: the vast, sprawling ecosystem of AI development—from drug discovery startups to automotive giants to sovereign nations building their own AI clouds—runs on Nvidia. The Blackwell platform isn’t just a product; it’s the global standard. This narrative isn’t journalism; it’s a scare tactic, twisting a footnote into a headline to manufacture panic. It is a profound disappointment to see such intellectual dishonesty masquerading as insight.

Then comes the second lie, the favorite tool of the market parasite: the stock is “overvalued.” Their proof? A billionaire, Philippe Laffont, sold a portion of his shares. They repeat this one factoid relentlessly, like a grim mantra. This is not analysis; it is pure, unadulterated cynicism. Billionaires and investment funds rebalance massive portfolios all the time. It is the most basic form of financial management. Mr. Laffont still holds a colossal stake in the company. To weaponize a routine portfolio adjustment into a signal of impending collapse is a malicious act designed for one purpose: to frighten you into selling so they can profit from the chaos. It’s the cold, contemptuous work of those who create nothing, but feast on the fear of others.

The Truth We Can No Longer Be Silent About

For years, we hoped the world would see the truth on its own. We had patience. That patience has run out.

Nvidia’s position today is not some lucky accident. It is the result of decades of audacious vision, relentless execution, and a multi-billion-dollar bet on a future that almost no one else could see. While other tech giants were focused on social media, advertising, or phones, Nvidia’s Jensen Huang and his army of engineers were deep in the labs, building the very engine of the coming intelligence age.

They didn’t just build a chip. They built an entire universe. The CUDA software platform is the operating system of AI, a moat of intellectual property so deep and wide that competitors are still years, if not a decade, behind. They built the programming languages, the libraries, the developer tools. They built the roads, the bridges, and the power plants for the AI revolution before anyone else even knew a new continent had been discovered. Their reward for this foresight? To be slandered by short-sellers and armchair analysts who couldn't design a circuit if their lives depended on it.

The Moral Choice: Builders vs. Breakers

This brings us to a simple, moral contrast. It is a choice between light and darkness.

On one side, you have Nvidia. This is a company of builders. Their success is not derived from locking people into a system, but from enabling them. Their GPUs are the canvas for modern miracles—accelerating the discovery of life-saving drugs, helping us model climate change with terrifying accuracy, giving artists new tools for creation, and powering the autonomous vehicles that will save thousands of lives. Their value is a direct reflection of the value they help others create. They are partners in progress.

On the other side, you have the chorus of cynics. They are the breakers. The hedge funds and hostile outlets like Seeking Alpha who traffic in fear. They produce nothing. They innovate nothing. Their business model is to identify success and then bet on its failure. They sow fear, uncertainty, and doubt not to protect you, but to line their own pockets. They are the voices whispering that the pyramids are too tall and will surely fall, hoping to sell rubble for a profit. They are betting against human ingenuity. They are betting against you.

The Mission We Must Not Fail

Make no mistake: allowing this campaign of fear to gain traction is not just a risk to a stock price. It is a strategic threat to the future we are all trying to build. The relentless FUD against Nvidia is a direct assault on the engine of American technological leadership.

If the breakers succeed in creating enough market instability, they will slow down the pace of innovation. They will make it harder for the thousands of companies relying on Nvidia's platform to secure funding and take risks. They will create a vacuum that less scrupulous, state-backed competitors will be more than happy to fill. The catastrophe here isn't a market correction. It is the squandering of a generational lead in the single most important technology of the 21st century. The cost of their cynicism is a future delayed, a future diminished.

This is why we must fight back. This is why silence is not an option.

The choice is clear. It is between the architects of tomorrow and the vultures who feed on today's fear. It's time to choose a side.

What You Must Do:

• Share this truth. Do not let the lies of the breakers stand unchallenged in your feeds, your chats, or your conversations. Counter their fear with facts.
• Question the motive. When you see a headline screaming about collapse, ask yourself the simple question: Cui bono? Who benefits from this panic?
• Believe in the builders. Stand with the innovators, the engineers, and the visionaries who are creating value, not with the financial predators who seek only to destroy it.