NVDA Insider Trading Summary
NVDA Insider Trading Summary
Now I'll run the mandatory normalizer on the full dataset:
Good — normalizer returned status: ok. Let me pull the full dataset to scope the last 2 quarters (Q1 2026: Jan–Mar & Q2 2026: Apr–Jun):
Here's the full picture across Q1 2026 (Jan–Mar) and Q2 2026 (Apr–Jun):
NVDA Insider Trading — Q1 & Q2 2026
Data source: SEC Form 4 filings via Driven (100 transactions, covering Feb 4–Jun 25, 2026) Note: The dataset begins Feb 4, so a small number of early January transactions may not be captured.
Top-Line: All Selling, Zero Buying
No insider placed a single open-market buy over this period. The asymmetry is total.
Sales by Insider (Ranked by Notional)
Five Largest Individual Transactions
Other Activity (Non-Open-Market)
- A-Awards (stock compensation): 25 grants, ~1.6M shares — routine equity comp to directors and officers
- F-InKind (tax withholding): 11 events — shares surrendered to cover tax on vesting, not discretionary selling
- G-Gifts: 5 events — most notably, Tench Coxe (director) gifted 500,000 shares on Jul 1, 2026
Notable Absence: Jensen Huang
CEO Jensen Huang filed no sales over the entire period. His last reported holding stands at 70.1 million shares (as of Jun 17, 2026). That's a significant non-event — no CEO selling at these price levels is often read as a positive signal, though Form 4 doesn't capture all forms of disposition (pledging, trust restructurings, etc.).
Key Caveats
- Sales ≠ bearishness. The vast majority of insider sales at large-cap companies follow pre-scheduled 10b5-1 plans — they're set up months in advance and execute automatically regardless of the insider's current views. Colette Kress's 32 small transactions, for example, have the hallmarks of a programmatic plan.
- Mark Stevens is the outlier. His $445.6M in sales concentrated in May–June 2026 is the dominant signal in the dataset. Whether that reflects a diversification decision, tax planning, or conviction is unclear from Form 4 alone — but the scale is notable for a director.
- No purchases at all across two full quarters is the cleanest takeaway: no insider was willing to add exposure at any point from ~$165–$225/share during this window.