Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang has been rapidly offloading his shares in the company amid recent stock fluctuations.
Huang’s latest sale involved $26.2 million worth of Nvidia shares, pushing his total divestment to over $104 million in just ten days.
Between September 3 and September 11, 2024, Huang sold 960,000 shares through four transactions, with prices fluctuating between $104 and $114 per share. These transactions resulted in a total of more than $104 million in sales.
This move comes as Nvidia’s stock has been performing well, recently reaching a 52-week peak of $140 and currently trading around $119.
Concerns about insider selling have emerged as Huang and other insiders have sold 6.87 million shares over the past year. While insider selling doesn’t necessarily predict a downturn, it could lead to speculation about Huang’s future outlook for Nvidia, particularly given the company’s growth in artificial intelligence.
Despite these concerns, Nvidia’s prospects remain strong. Huang has highlighted the high demand for the company’s chips, with customers worried about supply shortages. Additionally, Nvidia’s upcoming Blackwell chips and substantial orders from major tech firms like Microsoft and Meta Platforms could bolster investor confidence and address any fears of a stock bubble.
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