The week's most eye-catching trade comes from NVDA. Director Mark Stevens filed this week disclosing he sold roughly $342M worth of shares. The sales covered 1.55 million shares at around $220 each. General Counsel Timothy Teter added another $6.5M in disclosed sales. Nvidia's short interest stays low at just 1.2% of free float — the insider move hasn't spooked bears into piling on. At TPC, Executive Chairman Ronald Tutor filed a combined $197M in sales, adding to a busy week for large-scale insider exits.
Wall Street is cutting targets across the board. LULU took two target reductions in quick succession. Morgan Stanley dropped its target to $83 and kept a Sell rating. Bank of America trimmed to $122, holding at neutral. Lululemon already carries nearly 10% short interest — bears and analysts are aligned. AKAM saw the day's sharpest cut. Citigroup slashed its target by $38 to $122, a 24% reduction. was double-hit by JP Morgan and Morgan Stanley.
CHWY sits at 52.3% SI % FF — still one of the most shorted large consumer names. WIX jumped 6 percentage points in a week to 17.8%. WOLF holds 73.3% SI % FF as the stock continues its three-month slide.
ADBE and ORCL both report Thursday after the close. AI-driven revenue is the focus for both. Europe's macro picture adds context — the yen is surging as traders bet on Japanese rate rises, and diesel spreads in Europe hit record highs, signalling ongoing energy market stress.
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