Fresh filings dated May 11–12 reveal a clear split on Wall Street: most C-suite insiders are cashing out, while one energy chairman is doubling down.
TXO Founder and Chairman Bob Simpson filed three separate buy orders this week totalling over $9.4M in shares. The purchases span May 7–11, signalling strong personal conviction in the oil and gas partnership's outlook.
At KO, CEO James Quincey filed yesterday that he sold $15.8M worth of Coca-Cola shares on May 7 — 200,000 shares at roughly $79 each. It's one of the largest single CEO disposals filed this week.
AAPL Chairman Arthur Levinson disclosed two sales totalling $71.2M, both executed May 6 and filed May 8. The trades covered 250,000 shares combined.
SANM Founder and CEO Jure Sola sold $27.1M in Sanmina stock on May 6, while MPWR EVP Deming Xiao offloaded over $42.6M across two transactions.
On the cluster-buying front, six insiders at GEHC filed purchases worth a combined $5.7M between April 30 and May 8. Five insiders at SRAD also bought, totalling $11.3M — a notable show of collective confidence at Sportradar.
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