1. Nvidia's revenue growth is slowing significantly; 2. Delays in the release of new Blackwell chips could impact growth and stock valuation; 3. Hedge fund Elliott Investment Management labels Nvidia as a 'bubble', raising concerns about future demand and growth potential.
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