Insider buying dominated headlines this week, with executives and directors putting serious money to work across several US names.
The biggest purchase story belongs to HOOD. Director Meyer Malka and backer Ribbit Capital LP filed multiple buys totalling over $55M in Robinhood shares between May 28 and June 5, paying around $80–83 per share. That cluster of repeat buying from the same insider camp stands out.
NCLH Director Steve Pagliuca filed two separate purchases on June 1 and 2, spending roughly $25M combined at around $18 per share. That is a notable bet on the cruise sector recovering further.
NSP CEO Paul Sarvadi bought $7.9M in Insperity stock on June 3 at $34.05. A chairman-and-CEO buying nearly 233,000 shares is a clear signal of confidence in the business.
On the selling side, an NVDA Independent Director, Mark Stevens, filed sales totalling $199M across two days. Walmart's Walton Family Holdings also disclosed a $184M sale filed June 4.
Division President Prabu Raja filed nearly in sales around $505 per share.
The buying clusters at HOOD and NCLH are the freshest and most significant signals this week.
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