Insider filings from the past two weeks reveal a split market. Sellers are moving fast at the top end — while buyers are piling in at beaten-down names.
The biggest seller story is CVS Health. Board member Larry Robbins filed over $296M in sales across three days in late May. That's a near-complete exit from a major position. Shares were changing hands around $94.
Walmart's Walton Family Holdings Trust filed to sell $251M in shares between May 22–26. Three separate transactions at prices around $119–$120 suggest a steady and deliberate reduction.
Ralph Lauren founder and Executive Chairman Ralph Lauren personally sold $100M worth of stock on May 26. The filing landed on May 28, at an average price of $378.
On the buy side, the most notable cluster came at GeneDx Holdings. Casdin Capital — a board-represented 10% owner — bought $21.5M across three days. That level of repeated buying signals real conviction at current prices.
Norwegian Cruise Line CEO John Chidsey filed a personal $2.5M purchase on May 26. CEOs buying their own stock with personal funds tends to catch attention.
Charles Schwab President and CEO Rick Wurster filed a $1.85M buy on May 28. The trade was disclosed the same day, adding to the freshness.
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