Semiconductor insiders filed a wave of sell orders last week, while Bill Gates quietly piled into waste management.
NVTS insiders dumped $115M in five days. Director Ranbir Singh led the charge, filing $89.6M in sales on May 29. He sold 3 million shares at $29.29. The Chairman and two independent directors also sold the same week. Four insiders exiting simultaneously is a rare warning sign.
MPWR saw a similar pattern. Founder and CEO Michael Hsing filed $80.7M in total sales around May 18–20. General Counsel Saria Tseng added another $20.8M in sells. Three insiders at the chip firm cut positions in under two weeks.
On the buy side, Gates is backing garbage. Filings show he bought more than $160M worth of RSG Republic Services stock across five trading days in mid-May. He paid roughly $197–$208 per share over multiple tranches. That is a concentrated bet on US waste infrastructure.
FBIN Fortune Brands also attracted a big buyer. Ed Garden of Trian Fund Management filed a $13.5M purchase on May 20, picking up 403,000 shares at $33.40. That follows activist-style accumulation typical of Trian.
CoreWeave saw a Director file a $36M sale shortly after the company's recent public listing, a common post-IPO insider exit pattern.
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