Fresh filings this week reveal a wave of large insider selling across US markets, with no major buyers in sight.
The biggest US story is WMT. The Walton Family Holdings Trust filed three separate sell transactions totalling over $251 million, all executed around May 22–26 at roughly $120 per share. The sales were reported on May 26.
Ralph Lauren, founder and Executive Chairman of RL, filed on May 28 that he sold nearly $100 million worth of shares on May 26. He offloaded 263,654 shares at $378.25 each.
At TWLO, board-linked hedge fund Maverick Capital-affiliated director Andy Stafman filed a $184 million sale on the same day it was traded — May 27 — offloading 1 million shares at $184.14.
Quantum computing firm INFQ saw Maverick Capital dump over $169 million in a cluster of filings across May 21–22. That pattern — multiple large tranches filed at once — is a classic sign of a coordinated exit.
CRWV director Jack Cogen filed on May 28 that he sold $47 million in CoreWeave shares across two transactions on May 26. CoreWeave only went public in March.
On the buy side, SYK director Ronda Stryker sold over $85 million, but no major US insider purchases above $1 million were filed this week — a notable absence that may reflect caution at elevated market levels.
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