Fresh filings this week reveal a split market in corporate boardrooms. Sellers dominate the headline numbers, but targeted buying in select names stands out.
DELL saw the biggest cluster of selling. Silver Lake Group, a 10% board member, filed $452M in total sales on June 4. All trades were executed on June 2 at around $435 per share.
NVDA director Mark Stevens filed two separate sales totalling $199M. The trades happened on June 2 and June 4. Stevens sold 900,000 shares combined at prices near $221.
WMT saw the Walton Family Holdings Trust file a $184M sale on June 4. The trades occurred June 2, covering 1.6 million shares at around $113 each.
The most notable buying came from AUPH. CEO Kevin Tang and his firm Tang Capital Management filed a string of purchases this week. Combined, they spent roughly $25M buying Aurinia Pharmaceuticals shares near $15.28. Tang personally bought over 274,000 shares across two filings. That level of CEO buying is a strong signal of internal confidence.
HOOD also showed two insiders buying a combined $50M in Robinhood shares between May 28 and June 3. Two separate buyers acting together draws attention.
IFF logged $20M in fresh buys from two insiders on June 1, adding to a quiet but growing theme of executives stepping in on dips.
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