An NVIDIA board member filed a flurry of sell trades this week. Mark A. Stevens, an Independent Director, disclosed seven open-market sales totalling $411M between August 31 and September 2. The trades were filed with regulators on September 2. Stevens sold roughly 1.65 million shares across the three-day window. No 10b5-1 pre-planned sale flag was noted, making the size and speed of the exit notable.
General Counsel Timothy Teter also filed NVDA sales of around $5M on the same days, adding to the cluster of insider selling at the chip giant.
On the buy side, Bill Gates has been quietly accumulating shares in Republic Services, the US waste management group. Filings show he bought over $66M worth of RSG stock across two separate trades in late August and early September — part of a broader 65-trade programme totalling nearly $927M since August 10. The steady pace signals a long-term conviction bet on essential infrastructure.
In Hong Kong, Li Ning's founding holding company Viva China Holdings filed purchases worth over $100M across late August and early September — a bullish signal from the sportswear brand's controlling shareholder.
Meanwhile, Corning Executive Vice Chairman Lewis Steverson filed a $2M sale on August 28 — small in dollar terms but worth watching given the stock's recent rally. As always, insider sells can reflect personal portfolio decisions rather than company-specific concerns.
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