A wave of fresh filings this week reveals insiders at several high-profile companies rushing for the exit — while a few bold buyers are pushing back against the trend.
RH CEO Gary Friedman filed five separate sell transactions this week totalling $17.9 million. The trades took place between July 6 and July 8 at prices around $160–$170 per share. It is a notable exit from a luxury furniture retailer that has faced macro headwinds in the housing market.
At DELL, private equity giant Silver Lake filed the sale of $62.1 million worth of shares on July 8, covering 21 transactions from a single July 6 trading date. Silver Lake holds a board seat at Dell, making the timing worth watching.
On the buying side, a 10% owner at AVO — Mission Produce — snapped up $24.1 million worth of stock across three trades filed July 9. That signals fresh confidence in the avocado distributor.
PBF saw billionaire Carlos Slim file the sale of $19.2 million in shares filed July 8. Slim has been reducing his exposure to the US refiner across three trades.
Venture-backed TTAN, ServiceTitan, saw its early backer Bessemer Venture Partners file $29.2 million in sales — a common post-IPO exit pattern.
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