Since the beginning of this year, along with $NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$ the further surge in stock prices, internal company personnel have cashed out a total of over 1.8 billion US dollars in the stock market, and more cashing out operations are expected in the future.

Data shows that Nvidia executives and directors have collectively reduced their holdings by nearly 11 million shares of Nvidia this year, making it the largest reduction in holdings since at least 2020 after factoring in stock splits:

• In September, CEO Huang Renxun executed the sale of Nvidia shares in this round through a 10b5-1 trading plan. He sold shares from June 14 to September 13 at an average price of $118.83 per share, selling a total of 6 million shares and cashing out 0.713 billion dollars. Huang Renxun's plan to sell Nvidia shares in this round is valid until March 2025, but he completed all planned sales amounts six months before the expiration date.

• Nvidia director Mark Stevens has already sold 1.6 million shares of stocks this year and disclosed plans to sell another 3 million shares.

However, it should be noted that the overall cashing out scale as a proportion of Nvidia's outstanding shares remains very small. Huang Renxun still holds Nvidia shares worth over 100 billion dollars.

Analysts believe that for investors considering whether to buy nvidia stocks now, the selling of shares by insiders may be a concern. In addition, the high investment of large technology companies in artificial intelligence also worries the market about how long it can be sustained. However, some analysts also point out that in the long term, there is no close correlation between the trading actions of the company's CEO and the stock performance.

This week, Huang Renxun announced that nvidia's Blackwell architecture chips have been fully put into production, creating a frenzy of demand for Blackwell. This caused nvidia to outperform the US large cap market on Thursday, with a closing increase of over 3.3%.

Editor/Somer