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 $19 million in PBF Energy shares across three trades between July 1 and July 6.
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