Shoquist Debora

EVP Shoquist sells 229.8K NVDA shares for $41.4M across 17 transactions (Dec 10-12); prior 90d cross-ticker timing 100% well-timed.

Debora Shoquist, EVP of Operations at NVIDIA, executed 17 separate sales totaling 229,840 shares for $41,414,514.72 across December 10–12, 2025, reducing her holdings from 1,654,443 to 1,424,603 shares (-13.9% of prior position). The blended average sale price of $180.19 is 3% above the current price of $175.02, and 13.2% below the 52-week high of $207.04. Shoquist's cross-ticker track record shows a 100% well-timed rate over 20 prior sells with an average 90-day return of -90.9%, indicating consistent prescience in reducing exposure before declines; her same-ticker NVDA history (2 prior measurable sells on 2024-06-05) posted 90-day returns of -91.1% and -91.0%, establishing a pattern of timing sell decisions ahead of downward pressure. The magnitude of this filing—$41.4M sold in coordinated tranches over three trading days by a senior executive—warrants investor attention as the aggregate activity and historical track record suggest underlying information or forward-looking assessment about near-term direction.

EVP Debora Shoquist sold 80,000 NVDA shares ($14.8M) at $184.25–$185.55 on 2025-12-09; retains 1.65M shares post-transaction.

Shoquist executed 3 separate sales totaling 80,000 shares for $14,771,657.04 at prices ranging from $184.25 to $185.55, reducing her NVDA holdings by 4.6% to 1.65M shares. The transaction occurred near the stock's recent trading range, with the blended average price of $184.65 close to the current price of $183.78. Cross-ticker, Shoquist's prior 20 open-market sells show a 90d well-timed rate of 100.00% and an average 90d return of -90.9%, indicating a strong pattern of selling before downturns. However, at NVDA specifically, her one prior measurable sale (2024-06-05) produced a 90d return of -91.0%, consistent with her broader track record, though the most recent transactions on 2025-12-10 are not yet measurable. The sale occurs in a company posting exceptional fundamentals—$57.0B quarterly revenue, $31.9B net income, and 114.2% annual revenue growth—suggesting the transaction reflects portfolio-level positioning rather than deteriorating business conditions.