Fresh filings reveal a clear split this week. Insiders are cashing out of tech and energy names. One small-cap is seeing the opposite.
Bessemer Venture Partners filed $66.5M in sales of TTAN (ServiceTitan) across 10 separate trades between July 2 and July 15. The VC firm unloaded shares at prices between $77 and $81. That's a sustained, deliberate exit from the field service software company since its late 2024 IPO.
At PBF Energy, Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim filed $58.9M in sales across six trades. The sells ran from July 1 to July 10, with prices ranging from $47 to $53. That's a large 10% shareholder reducing exposure to the oil refiner.
AVGO Chief Legal Officer Mark Brazeal filed two sales totalling $19.5M. He sold 50,000 Broadcom shares at an average of around $390. Broadcom stock has surged roughly 60% over the past year, making this look like profit-taking at altitude.
The lone buyer stands out. GlobalHarvest Holdings filed $32M in purchases of AVO (Mission Produce) across four days. The avocado distributor's stock trades near $13. A 10% owner doubling down at current levels signals confidence in the name.
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