Now I have solid data. Let me also check the Swedish Handelsbanken buys and the Kaiser Aluminum CEO sale for context.

Executives Sell While Swedes Buy

Insider filings this week tell two very different stories.

The loudest signal comes from CAR. Hedge fund Pentwater Capital Management — a 10% owner of Avis Budget Group — offloaded more than $1.75 billion in shares across April 22–23. Filings hit the tape on April 28. The sales spanned multiple transactions in a single two-day window. That scale is rare and hard to ignore.

On the sell side among named executives, MLI Chairman and CEO Gregory Christopher filed on April 29. He sold 103,266 shares for $14.2 million at $137.29 each on April 27. At Kaiser Aluminum, Chairman and President/CEO Keith Harvey filed a $8.2 million sale on the same day.

Texas Instruments saw two officers sell a combined $9.2 million in stock last week.

The buying camp is thinner but notable. In Sweden, the Jan Wallander and Tom Hedelius Foundation — a board-level stakeholder in Svenska Handelsbanken — filed two purchases totalling $43 million over April 24–27. Industrivärden added another $13 million in the same stock.

The pattern this week: US executives are cashing out. Long-term Swedish institutional holders are adding exposure.

This is not financial advice.