A wave of significant insider selling has hit US markets, with three stocks drawing particular attention from filings reported over the past two weeks.
ServiceTitan has seen the most relentless exit. Bessemer Venture Partners — a board-level 10% owner — filed sales totaling $117 million across 15 separate transactions between late June and mid-July. The VC firm sold blocks of roughly 80,000–100,000 shares per day at prices between $76 and $80.
At PBF Energy, billionaire Carlos Slim filed 14 sell transactions totaling $130 million between June 25 and July 22. Slim holds a 10% stake and has been selling consistently as the stock traded in the $54–$64 range. The scale and persistence of the selling stands out.
Liquidia Corporation also drew attention. Board-linked venture fund Canaan VIII LP and director Stephen Bloch together filed sales worth over $32 million in July alone, with Bloch's filings reported as recently as July 22.
On the buying side, Pinnacle Financial Partners founder and Chief Executive Robert McCabe filed a fresh $1 million purchase on July 24 — a rare C-suite open-market buy that signals personal confidence in the stock at around $100 per share.
Victoria's Secret also drew notice, with investment firm BBRC International filing a $25.7 million block sale on July 24. This article does not constitute financial advice.
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