> It is the responsibility of publicly traded companies to disclose known risks to their investors. Legally maybe(?) but practically this makes no sense. In t

> It is the responsibility of publicly traded companies to disclose known risks to their investors. Legally maybe(?) but practically this makes no sense. In the real world it is the responsibility of an investor to understand what they are investing in while maintaining skepticism and scrutiny of their investment. If you can't identify the correlation between massive gains in crypto value with massive gains in NVDA, you shouldn't be investing in NVDA. Disclosure: long NVDA