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- Unique Wealth LLC increased its NVIDIA holdings by 10% in Q4, totaling $5,053,000.
- Multiple institutional investors adjusted their NVIDIA positions, with significant increases noted in Q4.
- NVIDIA's insider sales amounted to $146,506,958 in the last quarter.
Unique Wealth LLC has announced a 10% increase in its stake in NVIDIA Co. (NASDAQ:NVDA), as reflected in its Q4 13F filing with the SEC. The company now holds 37,629 shares worth $5,053,000, reinforcing its position as NVIDIA remains the firm's 21st largest holding, representing 1.1% of its overall portfolio.
Other institutional investors have also been active, adjusting their positions with BCS Wealth Management increasing its stake by 9.7% and Granite Bay Wealth Management by 15.3%. These adjustments reflect NVIDIA's appeal amid its robust performance. Tsfg LLC, with a 3.7% rise in its NVIDIA holdings, and Signet Financial Management LLC with a notable 27% boost, indicate widespread investor confidence. Meanwhile, PFW Advisors LLC carved out a new position valued at $3,354,000, signaling continued interest from institutional circles. Combined, institutional investors and hedge funds now own over 65% of NVIDIA stock.
Research analysts have been keen on NVIDIA, with updated price targets and ratings reflecting the company's market dynamics. The Goldman Sachs Group, Robert W. Baird, and Redburn Atlantic, among others, have particularly noted the stock's potential, resulting in a consensus rating of "Moderate Buy" and an average price target of $166.23.
Among recent internal activities, Director John Dabiri and insider Donald F. Robertson, Jr. have been involved in significant transactions. Dabiri sold 716 shares, while Robertson disposed of 4,500 shares, collectively suggesting strategic positioning within the market. As of today, insiders hold a 4.23% stake in NVIDIA.
Despite these sales, the NVDA stock currently stands at $123.43. The company boasts a significant market cap of $3.02 trillion, a P/E ratio of 48.58, and an impressive year-over-year revenue increase of 93.6% in its last earnings report. This growth trajectory was further highlighted by a Q4 earnings per share of $0.81, surpassing analysts' expectations of $0.69.
A quarterly dividend was recently announced, with record holders receiving $0.01 per share, signifying NVIDIA's commitment to returning value to shareholders, albeit with a modest yield of 0.03%.
NVIDIA remains a pivotal player in the graphics and compute solutions industry, driving innovations across gaming, enterprise, and automotive graphics as well as in breakthrough technologies like cloud computing and metaverse applications.