A wave of insider selling swept across global markets this week, with filings reported on July 10 pointing to heavy exits at several major companies.
DELL saw the biggest US dump. Silver Lake Group, a board-level 10% owner, filed $153M in Dell sales between late June and July 8. The investment firm made multiple transactions across several days, a clear and deliberate exit pattern.
Carlos Slim, the Mexican billionaire, filed $34M in sales of PBF Energy stock. The trades happened July 8–9, with Slim reducing his 10% stake in the oil refiner.
TTAN also drew attention. Bessemer Venture Partners filed $79M in ServiceTitan sales, offloading shares just weeks after the software company's post-IPO lockup window opened.
AVGO Chief Legal Officer Mark Brazeal filed a $9.5M sale on July 8. Three Broadcom insiders in total sold over $20M combined — a notable cluster.
On the buy side, AVO — Mission Produce — saw three insiders file $32M in purchases. GlobalHarvest Holdings alone bought nearly $7.9M worth of shares on July 9, signalling fresh confidence in the avocado distributor.
Lenovo CEO Yang Yuanqing also filed a $126M share sale on July 13, though the trade occurred on July 9.
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