The 2025 stock market downturn appears to have gotten to the legendary yet frequently mocked Mad Money host Jim Cramer. Indeed, the popular TV personality has started to defend his favored stock picks with relentless vigor in his X post, with a prime target of his ire being directed toward Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) bears. At the tail end of a five-part tweet series published on April 1, Cramer warned that many are lying about NVDA and that he would, unless they stop, 'expose them.' The death cross has already o ...

Core Viewpoint - Nvidia's stock has faced significant volatility in 2025, with a general downward trend since the beginning of the year, threatening to drop below $100 again [1]. Insider Trading Activity - Nvidia insiders have been actively selling shares, with nearly $20 million worth of stock sold since March began [2]. - Notable insider trades include Colette Kress, who sold 66,660 shares for approximately $7.8 million at an average price of $116.83 on March 21 [5]. - Director Robert Burgess sold 53,324 shares for $6.16 million at an average price of $115.49 on March 13, while Director Aarti Shah sold 20,000 shares for $2.37 million at $118.42 on March 20 [6]. - Smaller trades were executed by Principal Accounting Officer Donald Robertson ($525,585) and Director John Dabiri ($292,930) [7]. Stock Performance and Market Sentiment - Despite the insider selling, all trades in 2025 were executed above Nvidia's stock price of $111.98 at the time of reporting [9]. - Nvidia's stock is down 16.61% year-to-date, influenced by various headwinds including regulatory concerns, increased competition from China, internal production issues, recession fears, and warnings about a potential bubble in the data center market [11].

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