Fresh filings this week reveal a split in executive confidence across US stocks.
RH CEO Gary Friedman filed on July 8, disclosing he sold over $20 million worth of shares between July 6 and July 8. Friedman executed eight separate transactions at prices ranging from $160 to $170. The pattern of repeated daily sells points to a planned disposition program rather than a single opportunistic exit.
DELL saw a bigger wave of selling. Silver Lake Group, a board-level 10% owner, filed on July 8 revealing it offloaded $69 million in Dell shares on July 6 alone — spread across 31 separate transactions. With Dell stock near $415, the private equity giant appears to be steadily trimming its position.
The week's most striking buying came from AVO — Mission Produce. GlobalHarvest Holdings, a 10% owner, filed on July 9 showing it snapped up $24 million worth of shares across three days at prices between $12.73 and $13.42. A director also bought 40,000 shares separately, making this a coordinated show of conviction from the avocado producer's key backers.
PBF also drew attention. Billionaire Carlos Slim filed disclosures showing he sold in PBF Energy shares across three trades between July 1 and July 6.
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