Filings from the past week reveal a sharp split in executive sentiment — heavy selling at several US names offset by aggressive buying at an avocado distributor.
RH CEO dumps $19M. Gary Friedman, Chairman and CEO of the luxury home-furnishing retailer, filed last week showing he sold over $19M in shares between July 6–8. The trades came in multiple tranches at prices between $155 and $170.
Casey's execs follow suit. CASY CFO Stephen Bramlage sold $4.8M worth of stock on July 8 at $838 per share. COO Ena Williams added another $2.3M in sales the next day. Three insiders selling within 48 hours at a near-$20 billion convenience-store chain is a pattern worth watching.
BlackBerry CEO sells twice in two days. BB CEO John Giamatteo filed on July 10 disclosing two sales totalling $2.75M. Both trades happened on July 8–9 at prices between $11 and $11.45.
Broadcom legal chief exits $9.5M. AVGO Chief Legal Officer Mark Brazeal sold 25,000 shares for $9.5M on July 8.
One standout buyer. GlobalHarvest Holdings loaded up on AVO (Mission Produce) in four separate purchases this week, spending over $32M total between July 6–9. The 10% owner bought roughly 2.4 million shares at prices near $13. That is a rare signal of conviction from an insider already deeply invested in the avocado supply chain business.
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