In its latest SEC filing, Financial Management Professionals Inc. reported a 13.0% increase in its NVIDIA shareholdings during the third quarter. The firm purchased an additional 3,654 shares to bring its total position to 31,670 shares, representing roughly 0.6% of its overall portfolio and ranking NVIDIA as its 28th largest stake. At quarter end, the position was valued at approximately $5.91 million.

NVIDIA’s Chief Financial Officer, Colette Kress, sold 30,500 shares in mid-December, reducing her holding by 2.32%. Just days later, director Mark A. Stevens offloaded 222,500 shares, a 2.84% decrease in his position. These trades, disclosed via SEC filings, form part of broader insider activity totaling nearly 1.94 million shares sold over the past 90 days, equal to $354 million. Insiders now own 4.17% of the company’s outstanding stock.

Brokerages have recently turned more bullish on NVIDIA, with Macquarie upgrading to Outperform and Arete Research lifting its target by $17 to reflect stronger demand for AI accelerators. JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Tigress Financial both raised their targets by more than $30, citing robust data-center ordering trends. Across 54 analyst reports, five carry Strong Buy ratings, forty-six are Buy, two are Hold and one is Sell, resulting in a consensus Buy recommendation.

In its third-quarter report, NVIDIA delivered $1.30 of earnings per share, surpassing consensus estimates by $0.07, while revenue rose 62.5% year-over-year to $57.01 billion. The company achieved a net margin of 53.0% and returned 99.2% on equity. Data-center sales accounted for the majority of revenue growth, driven by accelerated uptake of its latest GPU architectures in AI training and inference applications.