Two Nvidia insiders completed major stock transactions last week. The sales totaled more than $44 million combined.
NVIDIA Corporation, NVDA
Director Mark Stevens sold 222,500 shares on December 19. The transaction averaged $180.168 per share.
His sales ranged from $179.960 to $180.505 per share. The total came to approximately $40 million.
One day earlier, Stevens gifted 258,650 shares. He received no payment for these shares.
Stevens still holds major positions in the company. He indirectly owns 7,621,453 shares through a trust.
His direct holdings total 11,543,401 shares. The Envy Trust controls another 15,017,750 shares.
Donald Robertson Jr. sold 24,990 shares on December 19. His sales brought in roughly $4.4 million.
Prices for Robertson’s transactions ranged from $176.9075 to $180.8837. The sales followed a pre-arranged trading plan.
Robertson set up the Rule 10b5-1 plan on September 18, 2025. These plans let executives schedule stock sales in advance.
After the December sales, Robertson owns 426,860 shares directly. The semiconductor company has gained over 36% this year.
Nvidia shares trade at $183.62 currently. The company’s valuation stands at $4.46 trillion.
The stock delivered 27.43% returns over six months. However, shares show high volatility with a 2.28 beta.
The company trades at a 45.37 P/E ratio. Revenue jumped 65.22% in the last twelve months.
Financial health ratings label the company as excellent. Analysts see the stock trading near fair value.
Tigress Financial Partners rates Nvidia a Strong Buy. Their price target reaches $350 per share.
Bernstein SocGen Group maintains an Outperform rating. They set a $275 price target for the stock.
The firm cited Nvidia’s leadership in artificial intelligence. The company dominates multiple growing sectors including autonomous vehicles and healthcare.
Competition grows in the AI chip space. Startup Mythic Inc. raised $125 million recently to challenge Nvidia.
SoftBank Group Corp. and Honda Motor Co. invested in Mythic. The startup targets the AI processor market.
Nvidia plans major infrastructure expansion. Reports indicate the company will build Israel’s largest server farm.
The project aligns with Nvidia’s infrastructure growth strategy. Calcalist first reported the planned development.
Robertson’s December 19 sale was his latest transaction under the September trading plan. The pre-arranged schedule helps avoid insider trading concerns.
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