SoftBank sells its entire stake in Nvidia

SoftBank sells its entire stake in Nvidia
cnbc.com

But hey, maybe the market crashes tomorrow and this is seen as the best piece of timing ever seen, maybe it doubles in the next year.

In any case, you never lose by taking profit.

The bubble is starting to crack.

I'm on investing subreddits all the time, and I'd expect it there.

But I don't see how this is "anything that gratifies one's intellectual curiosity."

If there wasn't an AI bubble narrative, then sure, this this would gratify my curiousity. But now I don't see it, not even in the most charitable way.

I'm curious what the line of thinking is on how this does, in some way, gratifies one's intellectual curiosity.

Edit: I figured that I'd get all the downvotes. I've been here long enough to understand the social dynamics of the site. Funnily enough, I was more in the "Hacker News" demographic between 2015 and 2023. Since then, it has shifted a little. Nowadays, I have to force myself a bit to sound more positive than I actually am in order for my comments to be appreciated (in terms of upvotes, as I do view that as a form of social feedback), and that is fine.

I understand that this post gives bad vibes or sounds perhaps a bit mean? I am not intending it that way. I really just don't get it. Look at my comment history, I sometimes ask questions like this, but not that often. I suspect I'm not the only one in this.