Nvidia Stock Insider Selling Spikes Into CEO Jensen Huang's Paris GTC Keynote

Barchart Insights Barchart Wed Jun 11, 6:58AM CDT
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Nvidia (NVDA) has become the most valuable company in the world by market cap again — and the pressure is mounting as insider activity reaches eye-catching levels. With all eyes on CEO Jensen Huang’s keynote speech today at GTC Paris, here’s what you need to know before the markets move again.

Insider Selling Hits $950M

In a wave of planned transactions, CEO Huang is expected to sell over $800 million worth of Nvidia stock in 2025. That comes on the heels of Director Mark Stevens unloading over $149 million this month — with zero insider buys reported since 2020.

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Politicians Are Loading Up

While insiders are selling, members of Congress are quietly buying the dip. Recent filings show Marjorie Taylor Greene and Robert Paul Bresnahan disclosed trades in Nvidia during April and May — even as executives pulled back.

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Supercomputers + Trade Talks = Future Growth

Despite the mixed stock signals, Nvidia continues to dominate the future of AI.

JUPITER, the fastest supercomputer in Europe, now powered by Nvidia, runs 1 quintillion FP64 ops per second. Plus, a new partnership with Hewlett Packard (HPE) will build Blue Lion in Germany using Nvidia’s Vera Rubin chips.

Today’s GTC keynote will outline plans for sovereign AI, Blackwell AI chips, and new global AI infrastructure partnerships.

Meanwhile, trade discussions hint at possible easing of chip export restrictions to China — another bullish tailwind for NVDA.

Watch the Breakdown + Track the Moves

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