Chief Executive Jensen Huang began selling shares this week for the first time since September, offloading 300,000 shares worth approximately $44.9 million between June 20-2512. According to SEC filings, all of Huang's trades were executed under a pre-arranged 10b5-1 trading plan established in March, which specifies timing and pricing of sales in advance34.

Under the plan, Huang can sell up to 6 million shares by year's end, potentially realizing more than $900 million at current valuations34. The Financial Times reported that data from VerityData shows Huang's sales were triggered when NVIDIA's share price exceeded $1504.

Despite selling $1.9 billion in shares since 2024, Huang retains nearly 4% of the company, with his stake representing less than 1% of his total holdings56. His net worth remains tied to NVIDIA stock at an estimated $126-138 billion63.

Board member Mark Stevens disclosed plans to sell up to $550 million in shares, with $88.4 million in sales completed in June without a pre-arranged trading plan12. Other executives, including CFO Colette Kress and Executive Vice President Jay Puri, have also participated in the sell-off, with Puri disposing of $25 million worth of shares13.

According to the Financial Times analysis, no insider purchases have been reported since 20204.

NVIDIA shares have rebounded more than 60% since their April lows, when concerns about tariffs and global economic uncertainty briefly weighed on technology stocks12. The stock hit record highs this week as the company regained its crown as the world's most valuable firm2.

Wall Street analysts maintain conviction in the semiconductor company, with a median target price of $175 per share among 65 analysts, implying 13% upside from current levels around $1553. The company reported first-quarter sales that rose 69% to $44 billion, driven by what Huang called "incredibly strong" demand for AI infrastructure solutions3.