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QXO Insider Trading — Last 180 Days
No open-market buys or sells (Form 4 codes P/S) were reported for QXO in the past year. All 24 recent Form 4 filings are equity awards and exempt transactions — grants and vesting under compensation plans, not market purchases or sales.
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- • No cash transactions: every entry is a non-cash equity grant, not an open-market trade.
- • No sales, no purchases: zero P or S codes in the trailing year — no signal of insiders putting money in or taking it out.
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Identify all meaningful read-across for @NVIDIA from Alphabet, Microsoft, and Amazon’s recent earnings reports and transcripts
Across the three hyperscalers, the read-across for NVIDIA is consistently positive on demand and mixed on timing.
Alphabet raised FY capex guidance to $75B, explicitly citing AI infrastructure. Microsoft flagged that it remains capacity constrained through at least H1, and Amazon pointed to accelerating AWS growth driven by AI workloads.
The common thread is that demand is not the constraint — supply and power availability are.
- GOOGL Q3 10-Q
- MSFT Q1 call
- AMZN Q3 10-Q
What does that imply for NVDA’s Q4 guide?
If supply is the binding constraint rather than demand, the guide is more a function of allocation than of end-market strength. Watch the data-center segment commentary and any change in supply-chain language.
Here are the two decks — pull the capex figures out of both
Both decks put FY capex above prior guidance. Alphabet moves to $75B from $52B, and Microsoft's slide implies roughly $80B once you annualise the quarterly run-rate on page 14.
Check whether Amazon has published Q1 yet
Not yet — Amazon's FY26 Q1 filing isn't on EDGAR and no transcript exists. The index lists a 24 Apr expected date. I've used the Q4 call for the AWS commentary above; I'll flag it once Q1 lands.
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