A cluster of notable insider filings hit the tape this week, revealing a sharp split between buyers and sellers across US markets.
The biggest buyer: HOOD — Robinhood Markets attracted a $20M purchase filed June 1. Director Meyer Malka and venture firm Ribbit Capital each snapped up 249,000 shares at around $80.39. That's a coordinated vote of confidence after the stock's strong run this year.
IFF — International Flavors & Fragrances — also saw a fresh $19.3M buy filed June 2. Continental Grain picked up 260,000 shares at $74.28. Activist interest is rising at the beleaguered ingredients giant.
AUPH — Aurinia Pharmaceuticals — saw Tang Capital pile in repeatedly. Three separate purchases totalled over $12.4M filed this week. That's rare persistence from a board-affiliated VC firm.
On the sell side, WMT insiders filed three separate disposals totalling over $251M. The Walton Family Holdings Trust unloaded nearly 2.1 million shares between May 22–26. Ralph Lauren's founder RL also filed a $99.7M sale on May 28.
CRWV — CoreWeave — saw director Jack Cogen file sales of nearly $71M across two trades. The AI infrastructure darling remains a popular exit for early insiders.
Norwegian Cruise Line's CEO John Chidsey stood out among executives. He filed a $2.5M personal purchase of NCLH shares on May 26 — a direct-money bet by the company's top boss.
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