Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) CEO Jensen Huang has sold a substantial amount of company stock, continuing his renewed selling spree amid the equity’s rally.
Filings indicate that over the past three weeks, Huang offloaded more than $250 million worth of NVDA shares under a pre-arranged Rule 10b5-1 trading plan adopted on March 20, 2025.
Between September 24 and October 15, 2025, Huang executed five sales of 225,000 Nvidia shares each. For instance, on October 15, he sold shares at an average price of $183.73, generating $41.3 million, and on October 10, another batch at $190.61 per share for $42.9 million.
This fits a broader six-month trend in which Huang sold around 5.5 million shares. Experts note such sales are typical for executives receiving RSUs that vest over time.
Despite significant insider selling, analysts see little impact on Nvidia’s outlook. Its 2024 share buyback, which cut the share count by 0.52%, and $11 billion in net cash helped offset dilution, while institutional investors added $70 billion in holdings in Q1 2025. Notably, significant insider sales tend to trigger caution among investors leading to bearish sentiments.
Analysts bullish on Nvidia stock price
Recent insider selling has not shaken market optimism, as Nvidia continues to lead the rapidly growing AI chip market. Wall Street remains bullish, with analysts seeing the semiconductor as central to the AI revolution with potential for accelerated stock rally.
Despite the wave of insider selling, estimates from 38 analysts tracked by TipRanks set the average 12-month price target for Nvidia at $224.69, implying a 22.63% upside from the last closing price of $183.22.
The most optimistic forecast values the stock at $320.00, while the lowest estimate stands at $155.
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