Fresh filings this week reveal a sharp split in insider sentiment across US and global markets.
The boldest buy comes from CIGI. Jay Hennick, Chairman and CEO of Colliers International Group, filed this week showing he purchased 300,000 shares worth $29.1 million between May 12 and May 14. A fellow independent director also bought in. That's a CEO putting serious personal capital behind his own stock.
At MP Materials, the signal runs the other way. Founder and Chairman/CEO James Litinsky filed yesterday showing he sold 300,000 shares for $19.6 million across two days last week. The rare earth miner has rallied sharply in 2025 on US supply chain interest. Litinsky appears to be taking profits near those highs.
RKLB Director Alexander Slusky filed $11.8 million in sales on May 12. Rocket Lab shares have more than doubled over the past year. The timing of his exit follows that run-up closely.
Elsewhere, POOL Corporation's Vice Chairman Manuel Perez De La Mesa filed $3.7 million in purchases this week — a quiet vote of confidence in the pool supplies distributor heading into summer.
BorgWarner CEO Joseph Fadool also filed a $1.95 million sale on May 13, a modest trim but notable given the auto parts maker's volatile year.
The week's clearest theme: CEOs are split. One is buying aggressively. Another is selling at scale.
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