A wave of insider selling has hit US markets over the past two weeks, with filings revealing coordinated exits across several names.
Dell Technologies saw the biggest disclosed activity. Silver Lake Group, a board-level investor, filed $74.8M in sales on July 13. All trades occurred on July 9 in a single-day exit across 65 separate transactions.
ServiceTitan is next in line. Venture backer Bessemer Venture Partners filed $38.2M in sales between July 14 and July 20. The firm offloaded shares across six days, averaging around $80 per share. The steady drip signals a deliberate wind-down of a large position.
Billionaire Carlos Slim filed $19.5M in PBF Energy sales last week. Slim, who holds a 10% stake, sold across three tranches between July 10 and July 20. PBF operates oil refineries, and the exits come as refining margins remain under pressure.
Broadcom Chief Legal Officer Mark Brazeal filed a $10M sale on July 14. He sold 25,000 shares at $401 each. The stock has rallied sharply this year, making the move look like routine profit-taking at elevated levels.
On the buying side, Swedish investment firm Lundbergföretagen filed over $57M in purchases of and Svenska Handelsbanken shares last week — a rare vote of confidence at scale.
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