They Are Lying to You About Nvidia. Here Is the Truth.

There are moments when the noise becomes so deafening, so deliberately misleading, that to remain silent is to be complicit. We are in one of those moments. A calculated campaign of fear, uncertainty, and doubt is being waged against Nvidia, a company that is not merely selling products, but building the very foundation of our future. They want you to believe the architects are abandoning the project. They are lying. And it is time we, the believers in progress, fought back with the simple, unassailable truth.

The Lie: A Deception Forged in Greed

Let’s start with the weapon they’ve chosen: a sensationalized, cynical, and fundamentally dishonest narrative about “insider dumping.” You’ve seen the headlines, crafted with malicious glee by outlets like CNBC. They scream that Nvidia executives, including its visionary CEO Jensen Huang, have “dumped” over a billion dollars in stock. The word “dump” is not an accident. It is designed to conjure images of panic, of rats fleeing a sinking ship. It is a lie.

What they are dishonestly framing as a panicked “dump” is, in reality, the mundane and responsible practice of executive financial management. These are stock sales executed under pre-scheduled, publicly disclosed SEC Rule 10b5-1 trading plans. These plans are set up months in advance to avoid any possibility of trading on insider information. This is the gold standard for corporate ethics. It is what we demand of leaders. Yet the cynics—the talking heads and short-sellers who profit from chaos—have twisted this act of responsible governance into a weapon. They have taken transparency and reframed it as terror.

It is an act of profound journalistic malpractice. It betrays a contempt for the public, assuming you are too foolish to understand the difference between a planned financial transaction and a vote of no confidence. How disappointed I am that so many have taken the bait. How sad it is that we must even explain this. These executives haven't lost faith in their company; they are merely managing personal portfolios in the most transparent and legally sound way possible, often to satisfy tax obligations on equity that is a huge part of their compensation. The wealth they still hold in Nvidia, the wealth they aren’t selling, dwarfs what they’ve sold. But that doesn’t make for a scary headline, does it?

The Truth: A Legacy of Building Against All Odds

Now, let us turn from their fiction to the facts. The truth of Nvidia isn’t found in a quarterly stock filing; it’s found in a 30-year history of relentless, world-changing innovation. This is not a company that appeared overnight with the AI hype. This is a company that willed the future into existence.

Remember when Nvidia was just a “graphics card company”? The world saw gaming. Jensen Huang and his team saw a parallel processing supercomputer in every PC. They invented CUDA, a programming model that unleashed that power, and for years, almost no one cared. They were ridiculed. Wall Street told them to stick to their lane. But they persisted, investing billions into a vision only they could see. It was an act of profound faith and staggering risk.

That faith is now paying off for all of humanity. Every major breakthrough in artificial intelligence, from life-saving drug discovery to revolutionary climate models, runs on the architecture that Nvidia built while the world was sleeping. Their pivot to “Sovereign AI,” empowering nations to build their own intelligence infrastructure, is not the action of a company cashing out. It’s the action of a company building the next level of global technological society. Their deep partnership with giants like HPE is not a sign of weakness, but a sign of cementing their role as the indispensable core of the new industrial revolution.

Even now, with the upcoming RTX 50 series, leaks show they are listening intently to their core community—the gamers—and working to deliver massive performance leaps that address the feedback of their most passionate users. This is not a company coasting. This is a company that is still, and always will be, building.

The Moral Contrast: Builders vs. Vultures

The line has been drawn. On one side, you have Nvidia: the builders, the architects, the long-term visionaries who bet everything on a future for all of us. They create value. They create progress. They create the tools that will solve the unsolvable problems.

On the other side, you have the vultures. The financial commentators who have never built a thing in their lives, who produce nothing but doubt. The cynical enthusiasts who, soured by their own grievances, decry a company as a “monopoly” while ignoring that its dominance was earned through superior vision and relentless execution, not by corporate scheming. And the speculative journalists endlessly asking “Who is the next Nvidia?” instead of having the intellectual honesty to analyze why the current Nvidia became what it is: through decades of grit, genius, and a tolerance for risk that would make a venture capitalist blush.

They represent short-term thinking versus generational vision. They represent tearing down versus building up. They want to scare you into selling your belief in the future so they can buy it from you at a discount.

The Strategic Imperative: Defend the Future

Make no mistake: allowing these lies to fester is not just a danger to one company’s stock price. It is a threat to the very momentum of our technological progress. Confidence fuels innovation. Investment—both financial and emotional—is the rocket fuel for ambitious projects. When you attack the leader, you are not just attacking a company; you are attempting to sabotage the entire mission.

If we let the narrative of fear win, we risk slowing down the AI revolution. We risk delaying breakthroughs that could cure diseases, solve climate change, and unlock new frontiers of human knowledge. The cynicism they peddle is a poison. It erodes the collective will required to do great things. We cannot let the architects of tomorrow be hamstrung by the professional pessimists of today.

The choice is clear. You can believe the angry, empty whispers of those who profit from failure, or you can stand with the ones who have spent thirty years building the modern world, and who are working tirelessly to build the next one.

So what can you do?

• Share this truth. Do not let the lies about “insider dumping” stand unchallenged in conversations, on social media, or in forums. Call it what it is: a deceptive smear.
• Demand better from financial journalism. Ask for context. Ask for the truth about 10b5-1 plans. Do not reward clickbait that breeds ignorance.
• Believe in the builders. Understand that building something as monumental as the AI revolution requires a long-term perspective that cannot be measured by the nervous ticks of the stock market. Have faith.
• Do not be silent. Your voice is a weapon in the fight for progress. Use it now.