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Insider filings hit the tape this week with a mix of notable exits and a standout buy that stands apart from the crowd.
KO CEO James Quincey filed on May 11, disclosing he sold $15.8 million worth of Coca-Cola shares on May 7. The 200,000-share sale is one of the largest C-suite disposals filed this week.
DVA CFO Joel Ackerman also sold, offloading $9.9 million in DaVita stock on May 7. The filing landed May 11. Both sales came days after a broad market rally — a telling choice of timing.
DOCN saw a flood of sell orders. Access Industries Holdings, a 10% owner, filed multiple block sales totalling over $29 million across May 7 and 11. That level of concentration from a single holder is hard to ignore.
On the buy side, WGS stands out. Corvex Management, a board-linked fund at , filed purchases of nearly on May 11 alone — snapping up roughly 499,000 shares at around $39. That is a high-conviction move into a genomics company with a short interest worth watching.
TXO Partners Founder and Chairman Bob Simpson also bought $6.3 million in TXO on May 11. Founders buying their own stock at scale is always worth flagging.
Veeco Instruments CEO William Miller sold $5.96 million in VECO stock, and CVS CTO Tilak Mandadi exited $6.2 million in CVS shares the same week.
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