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Insider filings flooded in on May 15, painting a mixed picture across US markets.
The biggest headline seller is Mineral Resources CEO Chris Ellison. He filed today disclosing a sale of $88.4M worth of MIN shares on May 11 — 1.75 million shares offloaded in a single transaction.
At MP Materials, Chairman and CEO James Litinsky sold in two back-to-back tranches. His May 14 filings revealed combined sales of $18.3M across May 12–13. The rare earth miner's stock has surged recently on US-China trade tension plays, making the timing notable.
Director Alexander Slusky at RKLB filed four separate sell transactions totalling $11.8M, all executed on May 12. The cluster of trades stands out for its speed and size.
Not everyone is heading for the exits. Upstart Holdings co-founder and CEO Xinquan "Paul" Gu went the other way. He filed a $1.375M purchase of UPST shares on May 13 — buying 50,000 shares at roughly $27.50 each. CEO open-market buys are rare. They tend to signal confidence in the company's near-term outlook.
BWA CEO Joseph Fadool also sold $1.95M in BorgWarner stock on May 13. The auto parts maker has faced pressure from EV transition uncertainty.
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