Nvidia insiders sell over $1bn in shares amid AI market boom
Analysts predict Nvidia will benefit from a ‘Golden Wave’ of AI, helping the firm reclaim its title as the world’s most valuable company.
Senior Nvidia executives have sold more than $1bn worth of shares over the past year, with over half of those sales taking place in June.
The move comes as Nvidia’s stock soared to record highs, driven by renewed investor enthusiasm for AI. According to the Financial Times, insiders took advantage of the AI-driven rally instead of waiting for further market shifts.
Among those selling shares was Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, who offloaded stock for the first time since September, as revealed in recent regulatory filings.
The surge in share price helped the company briefly reclaim its title as the world’s most valuable firm, following upbeat forecasts from analysts predicting Nvidia will ride a ‘Golden Wave’ of AI growth.
Nvidia’s stock has recovered more than 60% since early April, when markets were rattled by President Donald Trump’s global tariff plans.
The rebound reflects optimism that upcoming trade negotiations may soften the economic blow and keep momentum behind tech and AI-focused firms.
Nvidia declined to comment on the report.
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