"Selling shares is not exiting the market, but rather changing posture to bet on the future—every move by the big players has meticulous calculations behind it."


NVIDIA's CEO Jensen Huang has recently sold shares again! According to SEC filings, he sold 225,000 shares over three consecutive days in July, cashing out about $38 million. He now plans to sell another 75,000 shares. This is actually part of his previously established 'selling plan' from March (with a maximum of 6 million shares that can be sold), which is a compliant operation, not a spur-of-the-moment decision.

[Personal Opinion]

  1. Don't panic, it's just a routine: The 10b5-1 rule serves as an 'anti-spray shield' for executives; pre-reported selling plans can avoid suspicions of insider trading. Jensen Huang's recent moves are akin to those of Musk and Zuckerberg, representing 'regularly harvesting dividends,' not a bearish outlook on the company.

  2. NVIDIA's Confidence: Amid the AI wave, NVIDIA GPUs remain a hard currency, with stock prices rising nearly 200% this year. Executives selling shares is like 'unlocking an ATM after a price surge.' Referencing Elon Musk's massive sell-off during Tesla's surge in 2021, the stock price later reached new highs.

  3. Insights from the Crypto World: The logic behind big players selling off and project teams unlocking tokens is similar—when market enthusiasm is high, gradually unloading is a common practice. However, retail investors should beware of 'unplanned dumps,' such as a sudden sell-off of platform tokens by an exchange (referencing signals before the FTT crash).


Want to stay updated? Pay attention to two signals:

  • Can NVIDIA's Q2 earnings report sustain a trillion-dollar market cap?

  • If Jensen Huang accelerates his sell-off, could it cause a collapse in the AI sector?
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