Two high-profile insiders filed major stock sales this week, while a clutch of smaller buyers stepped in elsewhere.
AMAT CEO Gary Dickerson filed to have sold $104.8 million in Applied Materials stock. The trades covered 161,321 shares across 15 transactions between June 15 and June 30. Filings hit the SEC over July 1. Dickerson is President and CEO — a C-suite sale of this scale draws attention at any semiconductor firm.
Meanwhile, Carlos Slim Helú has been steadily unloading PBF Energy stock. The billionaire 10% shareholder filed sales totalling $91.2 million across 11 trades since early June. The most recent filings landed July 6–8. He sold over 2 million shares at prices ranging from $46 to $50.
On the buy side, a 10% owner of AVO (Mission Produce) picked up $8.3 million in shares on July 6. The purchase was filed July 8 and came in at $12.73 per share.
HDSN (Hudson Technologies) also saw a financial firm buy $4.5 million in stock across three days in late June and early July.
CREX CEO Richard Mills filed a $700,000 purchase on July 2. The CEO bought 200,000 shares at $3.50 — a notable commitment for a micro-cap company.
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