💢 After the board fired Old Huang, he could actually hit back? This Nvidia clause is absolutely savage! 😂🔥 Netizens dug up a hidden weapon in the company’s bylaws: the Proxy Access Bylaw As long as you (or a shareholder group of up to 20 people) have continuously held at least 3% of the voting power for 3 years and meet the other requirements, you can nominate directors directly, and the company must include your nominees in its official proxy materials! How many can you nominate? Up to 2 directors, or 20% of the board’s total size, whichever is greater. For the 2027 annual meeting, the nomination window is February 24–March 26, 2027. And Old Huang himself holds 870.6 million shares, accounting for 3.58% of the voting power—right at the threshold. And Nvidia is one share, one vote, with no super-voting shares. In other words: If the board really fires him, he can nominate 2 directors himself (or even more) to get onto the board, go head-to-head with the current board, and take control back. Isn’t this plot more thrilling than a soap opera? 😂 The founder gets fired by his own company, then uses the company’s own rules to hit back at the board… Even Jobs would slam the table in admiration after reading this. The question is: would Jensen Huang actually do it? https://fixupx.com/alanchen/status/2120739225654206638 Subscribe @NewResistance