NVIDIA director Mark A. Stevens really went for it this time. SEC filings show that between Aug. 31 and Sept. 2, he sold NVDA shares in seven separate transactions—1,848,500 shares in total—raising roughly $411 million. This kind of large, director-level cash-out is rare in recent years.
Worth pondering is the price level of the trades. The stock was hovering near its historical highs, yet he didn’t rely on a pre-arranged 10b5-1 plan—he sold step by step in real time. Insiders know best where the business cycle is headed. Actively offloading shares at high levels is, in itself, a signal.
He’s still holding, too. After selling, he continued to hold more than 3.35 million shares, and there are additional large positions in the trust. Cashing in a portion of the paper gains from the mountaintop is one thing—it’s not the same as running and going bearish.
Brothers watching the AI chain, a glance at this signal should be enough—don’t get carried away.
$NVDA #行情速递 #NVDA
Worth pondering is the price level of the trades. The stock was hovering near its historical highs, yet he didn’t rely on a pre-arranged 10b5-1 plan—he sold step by step in real time. Insiders know best where the business cycle is headed. Actively offloading shares at high levels is, in itself, a signal.
He’s still holding, too. After selling, he continued to hold more than 3.35 million shares, and there are additional large positions in the trust. Cashing in a portion of the paper gains from the mountaintop is one thing—it’s not the same as running and going bearish.
Brothers watching the AI chain, a glance at this signal should be enough—don’t get carried away.
$NVDA #行情速递 #NVDA
