Insiders Split: Dell Dumps, Robinhood Buys

Silver Lake Group has been aggressively selling DELL shares. The investment firm, which holds a board seat, filed over $490M in sales this week alone. Trades were executed between June 2–5 at prices ranging from $414 to $435 per share.

The selling is relentless. Silver Lake filed multiple tranches daily, with single-day filings topping $47M. This is a sustained, large-scale exit by a major insider — not a routine trim.

On the other side of the ledger, HOOD is attracting fresh insider conviction. Ribbit Capital LP, a board-represented venture firm, filed $55M in purchases across three separate trades since late May. Director Meyer Malka filed an additional $20M buy on June 5. In total, HOOD insiders disclosed over $75M in purchases in the past two weeks — all at prices around $80–83 per share.

Meanwhile, BORR Drilling showed a rare split signal today. Granular Capital sold 8 million shares worth $37.6M. At the same time, founder and Chairman Tor Olav Troim bought $5M worth of stock at the exact same price of $4.70. A major holder exits while the founder steps in — a classic divergence worth watching.

This is not financial advice.