An NVDA board member filed one of the largest recent insider sales on record. Mark Stevens, an independent director at NVIDIA, sold over 1.85 million shares across August 31 to September 2. Total value: $411 million. The trades were disclosed on September 2. Stevens is not the CEO, but the sheer size stands out against NVIDIA's $5.5 trillion market cap backdrop.
Across the Atlantic, a very different story played out at EVO. Major shareholder Kenneth Dart filed in late August, revealing he bought 10 million Evolution AB shares in July. The total spend: roughly $716 million at prices around SEK 690–695 per share. Dart is already the company's largest external investor. This level of buying from a known, concentrated holder is a strong conviction signal.
Evolution's own associate-level insider Michaela Von Bahr sold 80,000 shares worth approximately $7.5 million in late August — a minor counter-current to Dart's massive accumulation.
Note: the vendor data lags slightly, with the most recent filings dated September 8. The Stevens NVDA trades carry the caveat that board directors often sell for personal financial planning rather than negative company views. Neither transaction should be read as a directional call on either company's prospects.
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