Significant insider selling dominated filings this week. Applied Materials CEO Gary Dickerson filed $55M in stock sales. The trades occurred between June 18 and June 29. Dickerson sold shares at prices ranging from $633 to $735 each.
Alibaba Group President J. Michael Evans filed $68M in combined sales on July 1. The trades took place on June 29. Evans sold nearly 720,000 shares at around $95 each.
Roivant Sciences saw the most striking cluster. Three insiders — two independent directors and affiliated fund QVT Financial — each filed identical sell blocks on June 30. Together they disclosed over $155M in sales. All three sold shares at the same prices on the same dates.
ServiceTitan venture backer Bessemer Venture Partners filed $46M in sales across multiple days. The early investor has been steadily reducing its position since the company's recent IPO.
On the buy side, no major US executives made large purchases in the period. Ping An Insurance filed a $115M buy in Agricultural Bank of China. H&M's controlling Persson family also filed $81M in purchases.
The picture is clear. Selling pressure from corporate insiders remains heavy. Buyers are scarce at the C-suite level.
This is not financial advice.
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