Nvidia CORP reported insider transactions by its Principal Accounting Officer, Donald F. Robertson Jr., in filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. According to a Form 4, Robertson sold 4,596 shares of common stock on March 20, 2026, in a sequence of trades that totaled roughly $942,944. The executed sale prices recorded in the filing ranged from $172.5777 to $177.3117 per share.
The filing also shows a separate disposition on March 18, 2026, when Robertson sold 4,575 shares to satisfy tax obligations. That transaction was reported at a sale price of $181.93 per share for a total value of $832,329.
Following these March transactions, Robertson is reported to directly own 337,120 shares of Nvidia. The filings do not provide additional commentary from Robertson about the trades.
Market context included in the filing and related commentary notes Nvidia shares trading at $173, below a 52-week high of $212. Despite the pullback in share price from that peak, the company is described as continuing to exhibit strong top-line performance, with revenue growth of 65% over the most recent twelve-month period. The company’s market capitalization is reported at $4.19 trillion.
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The insider activity comes alongside wider industry and market developments cited in the same disclosures. Super Micro Computer has drawn attention after a federal indictment alleging that its co-founder, Wally Liaw, and two others conspired to illegally divert $2.5 billion worth of AI servers - specifically Nvidia GPUs - to China in violation of U.S. export control rules. That legal matter is separate from Nvidia’s own filings, but it involves hardware that depends on Nvidia technology.
Analyst coverage of Nvidia remains active. Wolfe Research reiterated an Outperform rating with a $275.00 price target, citing potential datacenter upside through fiscal 2028. Argus reiterated a Buy rating with a $220.00 price target, pointing to advances in data center technology. Raymond James raised its price target to $323 and maintained a Strong Buy rating, based on optimistic GPU sales projections through 2027.
Separately noted in the documents, Qnity Electronics announced a collaboration with Nvidia to advance AI-driven innovation in semiconductor research using Nvidia’s computing technologies.
The SEC Form 4s provide a factual snapshot of the transactions and insider holdings but do not explain motivations behind the sales or forecast future trades. The filings also leave unchanged Robertson’s substantial direct holding in Nvidia stock.