Carlos Ghosn would hold Nvidia stock after Huang's resignation
On Valuetainment, the former Nissan chief recalls Huang pitching chips in Japan and explains why a founder leaves more than a job vacancy.
Why this story? The video opened at a pace of 501,318 views a day, 5.6 times a normal first day on this channel (89,811).
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Things we can learn from the video
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- 0:18Ghosn recalls Huang visiting Japan to pitch Nvidia chips to Nissan.
- 1:46Bet-David shows Musk's expression of interest in hiring Huang, then asks about pressure on CEOs.
- 3:09Ghosn argues that a founder's accumulated experience makes replacing them especially difficult.
- 6:09Asked about Nvidia stock, Ghosn says he would hold it rather than short it.
Patrick Bet-David brings Carlos Ghosn the news of Jensen Huang's resignation, and his guest reaches back to a much earlier encounter: Huang coming to Japan to pitch Nvidia's chips to Nissan.
Ghosn remembers the entrepreneur behind the enormous company. Speaking by video call, the former Nissan and Renault chief argues that replacing a visionary founder means replacing more than a personality. It also means finding someone who can carry the experience and relationships accumulated while building the business.
That distinction leads to a straightforward answer when Bet-David asks about Nvidia shares: "I will hold. I will certainly not short it," Ghosn says. His concern about replacing Huang does not translate into a bet against the company.
The Valuetainment excerpt drew about 340,000 views in its first 12 hours, putting it well ahead of the channel's usual opening pace for regular videos. Comments had already passed the channel's usual full-day total, too.
Bet-David also displays Elon Musk's public response that hiring Huang would be an honor. It is an expression of interest, not an announced appointment. But Ghosn's central question stays with Nvidia: how much of a founder's contribution can a successor actually inherit?
The interview excerpt ends with a footwear commercial before Bet-David's outro.
Former automotive executive who led Nissan and Renault as chairman and chief executive.
More on Wikipedia ›Taiwanese-American engineer and businessman who co-founded Nvidia in 1993. He led the company as president and CEO until resigning in November 2026.
More on Wikipedia ›American technology company that develops graphics processors and other computing technology for gaming, artificial intelligence and automotive applications. Jensen Huang was one of its founders in 1993.
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Ghosn was Nissan's CEO and recalls Huang pitching chips to the company.





