Selling dominated US insider activity this past week. The most dramatic moves came from PRM (Perimeter Solutions), where hedge fund Windacre Partnership filed $195.6M in total sales. The trades, spread across just five days from June 26 to June 30, covered over 5.7 million shares at prices around $33–$36. Windacre holds a board seat, making the exit scale hard to ignore.
AMAT CEO Gary Dickerson filed $104.8M in sales over 15 transactions between June 15 and June 30. The filings were disclosed July 1. Applied Materials stock has run strongly this year, and CEO-level sales at this size typically reflect pre-planned 10b5-1 programs — but the sheer volume stands out.
BBY founder Richard Schulze filed $32.7M in sales across two days. The Best Buy chairman emeritus sold around 418,000 shares at roughly $78 each.
On the buying side, NXST founder and CEO Perry Sook filed a nearly $2M open-market purchase on June 29. The Nexstar Media chief bought 12,235 shares at $162 each. This came while other executives at the company had been selling earlier in the quarter — making the CEO purchase a contrarian signal worth watching.
HDSN saw a 10% owner, Hartree Partners, file three separate purchases totalling over $4.4M between June 30 and July 2, steadily accumulating shares in the refrigerant business at around $5.60–$5.97.
H&M patriarch Stefan Persson filed over $61.5M in purchases across three tranches in HM B, reinforcing the founding family's ongoing commitment to the Swedish retailer.
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