Insider selling dominated filings this week. Three standout names — WMT, TWLO, and RL — saw a combined $400M+ hit the tape.
The Walton Family Holdings Trust filed $250M+ in Walmart sales across five transactions between May 22–28. Shares were sold at prices between $119 and $120. The cluster of filings suggests a methodical, pre-planned offload rather than a one-off decision.
At Twilio, board member Andy Stafman filed the sale of 1 million shares on May 27 for $184M. The price was $184.14 per share. That single trade ranks among the week's biggest insider transactions in US markets.
Founder and Executive Chairman Ralph Lauren filed a $99.7M sale at Ralph Lauren. He sold 263,654 shares at $378.25 on May 26. The filing came just two days later.
A different pattern emerged at Navitas Semiconductor. Five insiders filed sales totalling over $115M. Director Ranbir Singh led the group, disclosing $89.6M in shares sold at $29.29. The Chairman and two independent directors also filed sales on the same day. Coordinated exit activity at a smaller-cap chip name stands out.
No significant insider buying was reported in US stocks above the $1M threshold this week.
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