NVIDIA director Mark Stevens filed sales totalling $221M last week. He sold 1 million shares across three transactions on June 2 and 4, at prices around $220. That is the biggest single insider exit in US markets over the past fortnight.
CoreWeave, the AI cloud darling that went public earlier this year, saw director Jack Cogen file over $158M in sales since late May. He dumped shares repeatedly across six filings, at prices near $107. The cluster of sales came just weeks after the stock rallied sharply post-IPO.
Not all the news is bearish. Robinhood Markets director Meyer Malka filed a $15M purchase on June 3. He bought 181,000 shares at roughly $83 each. That is a notable vote of confidence from a board member.
Ralph Lauren founder and Executive Chairman Ralph Lauren filed a $100M sale on May 28. He sold 263,000 shares at $378 each.
Stryker director Ronda Stryker filed two sales totalling $72M in late May. She sold over 230,000 shares near $312.
The pattern is clear. Insiders at AI-linked names and recent high-flyers are taking profits aggressively. Robinhood stands out as a rare case of fresh buying from the boardroom.
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