Since June 13, 2024, Jensen Huang has sold 4,800,000 Nvidia stocks among the 867,287,230 Nvidia stocks he directly or indirectly owned as of that date. It's 0.55%. Huang is 61 years old, and maybe he is old enough to sell a small portion of his stocks and spend the proceeds for his family and/or other matters.
The CEO is covered by this plan. Executives have to sell on a predetermined basis. A 10b5-1 plan is a written agreement between a corporate insider and a broker that allows the insider to sell company stock while avoiding insider trading accusations. The plan is based on Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Rule 10b5-1, which clarifies Rule 10b-5, the primary tool for investigating securities fraud.
Man if the company is not running well he would sell all his 76 million shares and get away from it.Huang Jensen is very passionate about NVIDIA and he has the mind that is going to change the world as we know it! He is all going to make us rich , so I fully trust him and NVIDIA.
@@brianbulson8260 i guess but it almost seems like tulip mania. Not that chips are useless but its just such a massive rise in such a short period of time 🤔
@@gmo709 I’m suggesting from the perspective maybe he wants to buy a yacht, a private villa, a car collection, buy his family and friends homes, start a rocket company. His stake is still astronomical, he is a multibillionaire, an oligarch who is getting older, in my opinion he has made 1000 lifetimes of wealth, and probably doesn’t care about making more and cares more about enjoying life and spending some cash.
@@gmo709 You eventually sell some over time, great company or not. Can't spent something that isn't in your bank account in the form of money otherwise its just pretty on paper.
He’s made so much money in such a short period of time he’s doing what anyone would do. His net worth was around 21 billion last year it’s now over 100 billion.
@@caloriestenix1316 He’s clearly not selling based on the stock price he’s liquidating cash. Please sell I’ll happily take those shares and add them to my portfolio. NVDA has only missed earnings once in the last few years in that was in 2022.
Indeed. There are some things where you want the probability of loss to be 0. Even if there is positive expected valued, there are areas where you might prefer 0 risk.
The biggest mistake of my entire life was not holding and DCAing NVDA stock for the last 15 years even though I had the means. I have bought and held since the crash of 2020. I will not make that mistake again of selling NVDA for pennies on the dollar.
A valid point about CEO skin in the game, how it can actually be too much at times and potentially cause clouded judgement. Something i had not thought about before.
He supposedly planed to sell 600,000 shares in total before the sheres splited, (so after splitting the total amount is 6 millions of sheres in total). This amount is still less than 1% of the total sheres he hold...
But i doubt anything close if u do the the same today ull probably be up but there needs to be room for people to buy confidently rn ppl are looking to take profit
This is the first time I have held shares in a company for an extended period and I have done very well. From my perspective, It doesn't really make sense to sell NVDA stock and jump back in later every time The Street overreacts to data or news. It is not a tax-effective strategy when fundamentally nothing has changed with the company.
I agree with you.Selling some of his shares of stock is a smart safe thing to do.He's got enough skin to gain.This guy really knows how to run a company.Step back and let him do what he needs to do
thank you Jose for this clear explanation. some other youtube chanels give misleading interpretations of jensens shares regular and planned sell of shares. btw, why so many days the lines on trade graphs of major ai shares are almost same? just a few percent different, but same oscillations??
Could Jensen be signaling a stock buyback announcement during their upcoming earnings call? Jensen unloading now to drive price down so the company can buy back at lower price?
Chat GPT : Jensen Huang’s recent massive stock sales have raised concerns among investors, with some speculating that he may believe Nvidia’s stock has peaked. However, these sales were made under a pre-scheduled Rule 10b5-1 plan, which suggests they could be part of a long-term financial strategy rather than a lack of confidence in Nvidia’s future. It’s also possible that Huang is diversifying his portfolio or funding personal projects. While the sales are noteworthy, they do not necessarily indicate declining confidence in the company .
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I wish we people cover insider selling that where possible they'd talk about the percentage of their shares being sold rather than the number of shares If someone sells a few percent of their shares it's probably personal reasons like to pay a tax bill or as you said here to diversify out of you entire net worth out of a single company but if they've sold down much more they may well think the stock value is above the companies value
He still owns 76 million shares. He's been liquidating hundreds of thousands each month for most of the year. In investing, diversification is important, even though Nvidia is without a doubt the best play out there. For my part, half my portfolio is in Nvidia. I'll sell or buy more by 4 PM on Monday, depending on my seasoned reaction to how Monday's trading proceeds. And all my other investments are tech companies, most with significant AI revenue.... Good luck to all. By the way, there are 240+ trading days a year. If you can average 1% a day, you'll do better than any company out there, including NVDA. An average of 1% a day gives you an annual 11 bagger.
The price is up a massive amount in a short amount of time. Seems like there should be a price correction regardless of how well the company may do in the future.
We just want everyone to take their profits so we can get a full understanding of the true value of Nvidia. We are going to slowly see the true value of Nvidia over 20 -30 years. $1000 a share seems about right 🎉
plz be humble and kind. he has so much shares and idle. He has life, family, need for diversification… he has overworked all his life for the company… dude deserves for family time… vacationing… rest… I would not blame him if he sold 40 prc of his shares. good for him.
you sell stocks to mitigate what you cannot control even if the product is great and the revenue is growing. Taking profit at any price level is a prudent thing to do even if the price is going up.
Idk about u all but i would sell right now. I dint see the price collapsing but farther growth in price will be hard without increasing risk of a sharp drop. To me the 3.2 trillion marketcap is hard to justify
Share price is dependent on so many other external things… outside a CEO’s responsibility. Like interest rates… thank you JP. 😃 Or black swan events… 2008 or 9/11 Investing isn’t an easy ride… 😃
This big sell off is great news to me. I'm not rich and can't afford ridiculous Nvidia stock prices. I am with them right now but would still like to build more of a position. I find most stock videos online are only talking to people with a lot of money other than people trying maybe make an early retirement or even supplement their income because they are paid so low. Know what I mean?
There are a billion reasons why anyone would sell shares. Especially an insider. There is a huge difference between selling out of panic. Or selling because you need money. The wealthy don't rely on a salary like the average joe. They usually get paid from stock compensation ( This is why rich people don't pay a lot in income tax ) So i'm almost sure he is selling, as he needs to pay for basics living expenses..etc.
