Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang reportedly sells about $800 million worth of shares in NVDA stock. Huang sells the same several shares as before, selling about $713 million from June 14th to September 13th, with an average selling price of $118.83 per share. Huang sells these sales as part of the rules adopted on March 20th to sell 6 million Nvidia shares. Typically, insiders use such plans to remove the appearance of bias from knowledge of private information about the company. Huang’s plans, which expired at the end of 2025, have not yet sold Nvidia shares, so this will be the first sale of the year to clear most of these 6m shares.
Based on the closing price of $134.81 on Wednesday, the shares covered by Huang’s plan are valued at $809 million. NVIDIA CEOs are not the only civil servants of the company that sells stocks. Chief Financial Officer Colette Cress adopted the plan on March 4th to sell $67.4 million in 500,000 shares until March 2026.
Nvidia Director Brooke Sewell adopted a plan to sell approximately 1,153,049 shares worth $155 million on March 19th until July 13th, 2025.
Nvidia’s shares are rising sharply following strong quarterly results that have risen more than 20% over the past month. Additionally, CEO Jensen Huang outlined his growth strategy despite export restrictions. The NVIDIA Stock Rally pushes NVDA forecasts to $200, reflecting investors’ confidence in AI chip demand.
For each chip rank, NVDA is set to reach $200 over the next 12 months, but the company’s short-term target is stable at $165. “Nvidia’s average price target is 165.29,” analysts suggest. “This is based on 12-month price targets for 38 Wall Street Analysts issued over the past three months.”
Over the past five years, Nvidia stocks have exploded 1,400%. Additionally, it has led to two prominent billionaires investors buying through the first quarter recession. Specifically, the new report points out that both Chase Coleman and Daniel Loeb, who have established new positions in the company.
The company confirmed last year that revenues have already doubled to $130 billion. Additionally, they forecast revenues to rise by an additional 53%, reaching $200 billion in the fiscal year with a strong CHIP production outlook.
