A wave of insider selling hit filings last week. Four insiders at NVTS — Navitas Semiconductor — disclosed over $114M in combined sales. Director Ranbir Singh alone unloaded nearly $109M worth of shares across two days. The Chairman and two other board members sold alongside him. All filings hit on May 29th.
At POWI — Power Integrations — director Balu Balakrishnan filed over $24M in sales across multiple tranches. A Senior VP also sold $1.3M the same week. Three insiders filing sales within days of each other is a notable cluster.
The Walton family trust at WMT filed $252M in Walmart sales last week. The trades occurred May 22–26 at around $120 per share. These are routine family trust sales, but the size stands out.
Ralph Lauren himself filed a $100M sale at RL. He sold 263,654 shares at $378.25 on May 26th.
TWLO saw a board-linked hedge fund sell in shares on May 27th. Andy Stafman filed the trade the same day.
None of these should be taken as a signal on their own. Insider sales have many explanations. But the concentration of large filings across tech and retail in a single week is worth watching.
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