Insider filings this week reveal a stark split. Heavy selling dominated at several US companies. Meanwhile, one director kept quietly loading up on shares.
ASTS — AST SpaceMobile — saw the biggest single C-level exit. CEO and founder Abel Avellan filed on June 23 that he sold 2.5 million shares on June 22 for $146.7 million at $58.68. That followed CFO Andrew Johnson's $4.3 million sale earlier in the month. Both executives cashing out at elevated levels is worth watching.
AGX — Argan, Inc. — showed a coordinated selloff. Four insiders filed sales in June, totalling over $78.8 million. The subsidiary Chairman alone sold $69 million worth across three separate transactions. The CEO joined in too, filing a $6.5 million sale. The stock has run sharply this year, and the board appears to be trimming into strength.
ATLC — Atlanticus Holdings — saw both CEO Jeffrey Howard and CFO William McCamey file identical $1.1 million sales on the same day, June 26. Dual C-suite exits on the same date signal a coordinated move.
On the buying side, AVO — Mission Produce — stands out. Director Bruce Taylor filed over in open-market purchases across multiple tranches this month, all near $11.25–$11.36 per share. That kind of persistent accumulation by a board member often signals confidence in a recovery.
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