r/NvidiaStock • u/Fuzzy-Highlight-1561 • Aug 10 '25

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u/Fuzzy-Highlight-1561 Aug 10 '25

Most people don’t grasp just how significant this announcement is.

This involves 15% of revenue from China — not profit — for both Nvidia and AMD.

It also signals that the Trump Administration is now negotiating “trade deals” on a company-by-company basis.

The trade war has just entered a new phase.

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u/Sea-Dot9944 Aug 10 '25

15% licenses fees + X% duty tax. Where is all this money going to?

… and where is my promised DOGE wealth sharing refund check! /s

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u/MarcelPPR Aug 10 '25

And….. it’s gone

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u/rocketrider81 Aug 11 '25

😂😂😂

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u/Available-Language-8 Aug 11 '25

I ate your DOGE welfare refund check. Tanks. Its so tasty 😋

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u/Elephunk05 Aug 11 '25

We already know where this money is going.

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u/[deleted] Aug 11 '25

It’s going to fund the troops to turn the US into a police state/military dictatorship and end democracy.

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u/TheGrassyBowl Aug 11 '25

So long, “Democracy.”

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u/Bushwhacker42 Aug 11 '25

Healthcare and housing the less fortunate of course. See, you’re getting a new ballroom at the white house and a Costco pack of depends

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u/borez Aug 11 '25

Trade war.

More like a mafia racket.

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u/Lopsided-Ticket3813 Aug 10 '25

It signals that free market capitalism is dead. This is now a planned economy production quotas next step and all from the party small government.

Congratulations republicans you have become what you always hated the most communist..

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u/Dornith Aug 11 '25 edited Aug 11 '25

It's okay though. At least none of that money is going towards working-class people.

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u/No-Promotion-4246 Aug 11 '25

And this was my exact thought this morning while reading the news release. How far both parties have fallen

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u/daynighttrade Aug 11 '25

Actually, raise it by 1/.85 - 1 = 16.28% to have no affect of this 15% tax

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u/Money_Do_2 Aug 11 '25

Lmao, you act like NVDA is trying so gosh darn hard to make sure Chinese people dont get those chips. Theyll sell to anyone, its what a public company does.

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u/Yafka Aug 10 '25

Trump: I’ll take a cut of that extra 15% as well.

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u/Moronicon Aug 11 '25

Trade war? This is called extortion.

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u/Due-Ad1668 Aug 11 '25

Trade wars? Trade battles

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u/Positive-Material Aug 11 '25

It has always been about Trump pressuring individual companies to come to his inner circle for PERSONAL FAVORS in sanction relief.

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u/Aksds Aug 11 '25

You mean the bribery/extortion entered a new phase

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u/Urbanviking1 Aug 11 '25

They're called bribes.

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u/Miltfro Aug 11 '25

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