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The past week brought a flurry of significant insider filings across US markets, with a clear bias toward selling — but one shipping CEO bucked the trend with conviction.
URI CEO Matthew Flannery filed the largest executive sale of the week. He disclosed selling nearly $22.4M worth of United Rentals shares on April 24, at just under $985 each. The same day, the company's Chief Administration Officer Craig Pintoff filed a separate $2.4M sale.
Founder Charles Schwab of SCHW filed two back-to-back sales totalling over $6.5M — one on April 23, another on April 27. Both trades were at roughly $90 per share.
LEVI CFO Harmit Singh filed two sell transactions last week worth a combined $5.4M, trading between $23 and $23.50. The filings arrived just days after Levi Strauss reported quarterly results.
The most notable buy came from Toro Corp's CEO Petros Panagiotidis. He filed purchases totalling over $12M in TORO shares on April 24, picking up nearly 2 million shares at prices between $5 and $6.50. The aggressive accumulation stands out sharply against a week dominated by executive selling.
Over at RDW, private equity firm AE Industrial Partners filed a sale of $231.8M in Redwire Corporation shares on April 24 — the single largest filing of the week by far.
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