meowlamoon

They have the legality, but this particular decision is still a betrayal.

Just look at the stock price plunge after he resigns, and I think this is structural in loss of company value instead of temporary sentiment.

He IS the company's value.

The board, made of 10 members, only has 3.94% of Nvidia share in total, out of which 3.58% is owned by Huang. Meaning that the 9 people pushing him out add up to own 0.36% of Nvidia share, only 0.36%

This is betray of shareholder interest. They don't own Nvidia, this is not their business, they just want to finish as soon as possible, and you get a mad result.