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NVDA board director Mark Stevens filed a cluster of sales in early September, offloading more than 1.9 million shares across three trading days. The total value exceeded $410 million, with individual tranches priced between $220 and $226 per share. Stevens' position is listed as Independent Director, not an officer role, which limits the strategic read on the move.
The contrast at UBER is more striking. President and COO Andrew MacDonald filed a $4.1 million open-market purchase on 8 September, covering 54,325 shares at an average of $75.65. An officer-level buy of that size, with no 10b5-1 plan flag attached, carries considerably more weight as a signal. Uber trades at a $143 billion market cap with short interest at just 2.4% of free float, giving shorts little cover.
Away from the US, Viva China Holdings, the vehicle tied to Li Ning founder Li Ning himself, picked up $67 million worth of Li Ning shares on 27 August, reported 2 September. The sportswear group has faced pressure from slowing domestic consumption in China, and a purchase of that scale from the founder's holding company is a direct show of confidence.
JPMorgan also crossed the 5% threshold in Huaneng Power International with a $27 million buy filed 8 September, adding to its Hong Kong-listed position as Chinese utility stocks remain in focus.
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