Fresh filings show a clear divide: insiders at hot tech firms are selling, while founders at beaten-down names are stepping up.
Stefan Persson, close family to H&M's founding dynasty, filed Monday that he bought 6.5 million shares of HM B across three days last week. The total spend: $110.8 million. That's a bold bet on the Swedish fashion retailer, which has faced pressure from online rivals and weak consumer spending.
On the sell side, CBRS — AI chipmaker Cerebras Systems — saw two C-suite insiders dump stock. COO Dhiraj Mallick filed sales totalling $10.2 million across June 25–26. Chief Accounting Officer Yagnesh Patel added another $1.4 million in sales. Both filings hit Monday. That's two executives heading for the exit in the same week.
NESR Director Yousif Al-Nowais filed a $51.4 million sale on June 29. He offloaded nearly 1.9 million shares at $26.80 each in National Energy Services Reunited.
Carlos Slim Helú, the Mexican billionaire and 10% owner of PBF, filed sales of in PBF Energy last week. He sold across two days, trimming his stake in the oil refiner.
One bright spot: NXST founder and CEO Perry Sook filed a $2 million purchase in Nexstar Media Group on June 26. CEOs buying their own stock remains one of the cleaner bullish signals in insider data.
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