Insiders Sell Big, H&M Founder Buys

The biggest insider story filed today: Stefan Persson, the founding family of HM B, disclosed purchases of 6.5 million shares worth roughly $111M across three days this week. The trades were filed June 30. Persson bought consistently at SEK 165–167, signalling strong family confidence in the retailer's current valuation.

On the sell side, ASTS founder and CEO Abel Avellan filed a $147M sale of 2.5 million shares on June 23. The trade occurred June 22, just days after AST SpaceMobile's stock ran sharply higher on satellite connectivity optimism.

NVDA independent director Mark Stevens filed over $410M in sales during June. He sold across multiple tranches at prices near $210–$223. The steady pace suggests a planned disposal program rather than a one-off exit.

The Walton family trust filed $651M in WMT sales this month. The transactions, spread across early and mid-June, reflect ongoing estate management by Walmart's founding family.

DELL saw Silver Lake Group — a major 10% owner — file $80M+ in sales in early June, trimming a long-held position as the stock held near multi-year highs.

Across markets, the tone remains seller-heavy among large US tech and retail names. The H&M buying stands out as the clearest bullish signal from a corporate insider this week.