[Nvidia Shareholder Lawyer Responds: Trump's Attitude Does Not Determine the Course of the Class Action Lawsuit] According to Deep Tide TechFlow, on November 11th, Nvidia shareholders filed a securities class action lawsuit against Nvidia and its founder, Jensen Huang, accusing them of misconduct that misled investors. This case stems from Huang's recent admission on the company's website of an extramarital affair. US President Trump continues to support Huang. On November 9th, local time, Trump publicly endorsed Huang at a White House press conference, stating, "I believe in him (Huang)." In response, Laurence Rosen, the lawyer representing the shareholders in this securities class action lawsuit, stated that even if Trump's claims that Huang was unaware of the situation and Nvidia's board of directors' assertion that national security was not compromised are true, they do not determine the outcome of the case. The lawsuit "is about whether the statements made on October 9, 2025, were misleading, and the existing facts support this conclusion." Currently, the lawsuit only targets Nvidia and Huang. Rosen stated that it is not yet determined whether other defendants, including members of Nvidia's board of directors, will be added. (Jinshi)