Insider filings this week reveal a sharp divide — CEOs selling aggressively while one high-profile founder loads up on his own shares.
Quanta Services CEO Duke Austin filed $61M in sales on May 7. The trades occurred on May 5 across three separate transactions. Comfort Systems USA CEO Brian Lane filed a $21.9M sale on the same day. United Rentals CEO Matthew Flannery sold $22.4M on April 24.
Charles Schwab founder and co-chairman Charles Schwab filed $20M in sales on May 6. The trades happened across two days, May 4 and May 6, at around $91 per share.
Pershing Square CEO Bill Ackman filed $19M in purchases on May 4. The trades took place on April 30. He bought nearly 800,000 shares. A CEO buying his own closed-end fund is a direct vote of confidence.
Private equity firm General Atlantic filed three separate buys in Alkami Technology totalling $34.7M, all disclosed May 6. The digital banking software firm saw consistent buying across May 4–6.
GE HealthCare director H. Lawrence Culp filed a $5M purchase in GEHC on May 7, picking up over 80,000 shares at roughly $61 each — a notable vote of confidence from someone who knows the company well.
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