Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has recently sold $49 million worth of NVDA shares, continuing a significant divestment trend.
This sale is part of a strategy he initiated in March and comes before a recent market downturn. Despite this, Nvidia’s stock has surged by 13% this week, reaching $104.74, thanks to favorable economic factors.
Over the past two months, Huang has offloaded more than $500 million in Nvidia shares, including a notable $322.7 million in July.
This pattern of selling reflects ongoing concerns about the impact of AI investments on Nvidia’s financial performance. Insider sales have exceeded $1 billion this year amid strong interest in AI.
Recent reports indicate that Huang plans further stock sales this month. Although Nvidia’s share price has risen recently, it remains down by 22.36% over the last month.
Analysts are optimistic about Nvidia’s upcoming quarterly earnings, expecting an improvement over last year. However, recent stock volatility and mixed earnings reports from other tech giants have introduced some uncertainty.
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