According to the latest public documents released by the SEC, Nvidia founder and CEO Jen-Hsun Huang has begun to implement his stock reduction plan. The documents reveal that on the trading days of June 20 and 23, Jen-Hsun Huang sold a total of 100,000 shares of Nvidia stock, worth nearly $14.5 million.

This move has attracted widespread attention in the market. As a leading company in the field of artificial intelligence chips, Nvidia has recently shown strong stock performance, with the company's market value once exceeding the $1 trillion mark. Although Jen-Hsun Huang's recent reduction in holdings is relatively limited in scale, it is still regarded as a signal worth noting.

Industry analysts point out that executive sell-offs are not uncommon and may arise from various considerations, such as personal asset allocation needs or meeting liquidity requirements. However, given the current tech stock market driven by the AI boom, investors may pay closer attention to such trends.

It is worth noting that this reduction in holdings has not caused a significant impact on Nvidia's stock price. The company's dominant position and growth prospects in the AI sector are still widely recognized by the market. With the continued development of artificial intelligence technology, Nvidia, as one of the core beneficiaries, still has its business prospects generally viewed positively.

Nevertheless, investors should remain cautious and closely monitor the company's future operational conditions and changes in the competitive landscape of the industry. At the same time, they should also be alert to potential technological bubbles and the risk of overvaluation.