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Insiders Cash Out: CoreWeave, H&M Buck the Trend

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The biggest story filed this week centres on CRWV. Magnetar Financial, a 10% owner of CoreWeave, dumped over $884M worth of shares between April 22 and May 5. Filings hit yesterday. The hedge fund unloaded more than 7.1 million shares across multiple tranches. That is a massive vote of caution on the recently-listed AI infrastructure name.

At FIX, CEO Brian Lane filed yesterday that he sold $21.9M in stock on May 5. Two independent directors also filed sales in the past week, adding to a cluster of exits at Comfort Systems USA. The HVAC and mechanical services firm has traded near multi-year highs.

Meanwhile, APG Independent Director Ian Ashken filed an $38M sale of 850,000 shares on May 4. APi Group provides safety and specialty services. The size of the trade stands out.

The lone bright spot for bulls: General Atlantic bought $34.7M in ALKT shares over three days this week. The private equity firm, which has board representation, added 2.07 million shares in Alkami Technology, a digital banking software provider.

Across the Atlantic, Stefan Persson — a close relative of H&M's founding family — filed $28.6M in purchases of HM B across three consecutive days. The buying streak may signal confidence after a tough period for the Swedish fashion giant.

This is not financial advice.

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