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Trump Expands ‘Pay-for-Play’ in U.S. Trade Policy With Nvidia, AMD Revenue Deal - Barron's

1. U.S. to take 15% of Nvidia's chip sales revenue to China. 2. Nvidia's revenue from high-end chips in China was $4.6 billion. 3. Export controls raised concerns about U.S.-China semiconductor sales. 4. Legal challenges against export taxes may create uncertainty for Nvidia. 5. Tariffs are complicating the trading landscape for tech companies.

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Why Bearish?

The 15% revenue cut by the U.S. government introduces a potential revenue loss for Nvidia. Historical instances (e.g., tariffs in 2018) negatively impacted stock prices of affected companies.

How important is it?

The article directly discusses Nvidia's financial dealings with the U.S. government, posing immediate concerns for stock valuation and market behavior.

Why Short Term?

Immediate uncertainty from government revenue cuts will weigh on investor sentiment. Similar short-term market reactions are likely observable following tariff announcements.

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