Fresh filings show heavy executive selling at two major US retailers — while a director at NCLH placed aggressive bets on a cruise recovery.
RL founder Ralph Lauren sold nearly $100M in shares. The trade, dated May 26, was filed on May 28. Lauren holds the Executive Chairman title. It marks one of the largest single insider disposals seen in the past two weeks.
Best Buy founder Richard Schulze was close behind. He filed two separate sales totalling over $26M, both reported on June 2. Schulze holds a Chairman Emeritus role at BBY.
On the buying side, Norwegian Cruise Line director Stephen Pagliuca filed purchases worth a combined $25M across two consecutive days. He bought 695,000 shares on June 1 and another 685,000 on June 2. Both filings landed June 3. That is a clear signal of personal confidence in the stock.
HOOD also attracted fresh buying. Director Meyer Malka and venture firm Ribbit Capital each filed a $15.1M purchase on June 3 — the same day the trades occurred. Ribbit has longstanding ties to Robinhood.
On the sell side, AXTI founder and CEO Morris Young filed a $14M sale on June 3. The company makes compound semiconductor substrates.
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