Fresh filings this week reveal a split between boardroom sellers cashing out and determined buyers adding exposure across multiple names.
NVDA director Mark Stevens filed on June 4 disclosing he sold $221M worth of NVIDIA shares across June 2–4. He offloaded one million shares in total. The sale is the largest single US insider filing of the week.
The Walton Family Holdings Trust also filed sales of nearly $201M in WMT stock. That came across two transactions on June 2 — a routine but sizable liquidation from the founding family.
On the buying side, the picture is more interesting. Ribbit Capital — a board-represented venture firm at HOOD — filed two separate purchases totalling over $35M. The trades were made at prices between $80 and $83 per share. Director Meyer Malka also filed a matching $15M purchase on the same date, June 3.
NCLH director Steve Pagliuca filed buys worth over $25M in Norwegian Cruise Line across two days. At $18 per share, that's a bet on a beaten-down travel name.
NSP CEO Paul Sarvadi filed a $7.9M personal buy in Insperity on June 3. CEOs buying their own stock at scale is a strong signal.
IFF also drew two board-linked buyers. Continental Grain filed a $19.3M buy, followed by director Paul Fribourg adding $1M on the same day.
SMMT CEO Maky Zanganeh filed a $1.46M buy in Summit Therapeutics — notable for a biotech where executive purchases of this size often precede catalysts.
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