Mark Stevens, Nvidia's board director, tops the insider selling list in the third quarter
智通财经2026/10/07 09:38Billionaires closely related to the artificial intelligence industry became dominant players on the Q3 corporate insider selling list. During this period, tech stocks experienced highly volatile fluctuations, and market warnings about potential risks of artificial intelligence increased significantly. According to Washington Service data, which tracks corporate insider trades, billionaire venture capitalist and Nvidia director Mark Stevens topped the Q3 insider selling chart. Nvidia’s stock valuation at the time approached its lowest level in over a decade. Other AI-related billionaires in the top ten include Arista Networks CEO Jayshree Ullal, as well as Amazon founder Jeff Bezos. According to the agency’s billionaire index, the combined net worth of these three individuals is around 302 billions dollars.
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