Bill Gates has been quietly building a massive position in RSG. Filings show he bought over $927 million worth of Republic Services shares between mid-August and early September. The purchases covered 4.2 million shares. Republic Services is a $65 billion waste management giant. This is one of the largest disclosed insider buying campaigns of the year in US markets.
On the opposite side of the ledger, NVDA director Mark Stevens filed $411 million in sales. Stevens sold 1.85 million shares between August 31 and September 2. NVIDIA trades at a $5.4 trillion market cap. Stevens is an Independent Director, not a C-suite executive, and the scale of the sales warrants attention — though the filing does not indicate whether a 10b5-1 plan was in place.
UBER President and COO Andrew MacDonald filed a $5.3 million open-market purchase on September 8. He bought 70,000 shares at roughly $75 each. Discretionary buys by sitting executives carry stronger signal than scheduled plan sales. Uber's market cap sits at $142 billion.
The AMD-World Labs deal announced today adds further fuel to the AI narrative driving insider activity across the tech sector.
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