Broadcom, Salesforce, Exxon, Uber, McDonald’s Insider Earthquake

Insiders have been trading these 5 stocks: ((AVGO)), ((CRM)), ((XOM)), ((UBER)) and ((MCD)). Here is a breakdown of their recent trades and their value.

Broadcom, Salesforce, Exxon Mobil, Uber Technologies and McDonald’s all saw eye‑catching insider moves, but Broadcom led the action as four top executives headed to the sell window. SSG President Charlie Kawwas sold 64,714 shares for $20,927,784, while Chief Legal & Corp Affairs Ofc Mark David Brazeal unloaded 83,682 shares worth $27,061,391.

Broadcom’s C‑suite selling spree continued as CFO & Chief Accounting Officer Kirsten M. Spears sold 60,034 shares for $19,413,949, joined by ISG President S. Ram Velaga offloading 64,019 shares for $20,702,840. Such clustered sales totaling well over $80 million may prompt investors to ask whether executives are simply cashing in gains or signaling caution.

Salesforce moved in the opposite direction, with boardroom confidence on display as directors opened their wallets instead of the exit door. Director Laura Alber bought 2,571 shares of Salesforce stock for $500,245, while Director David Blair Kirk purchased 2,570 shares for $500,173, a nearly mirror‑image pair of trades just over the half‑million‑dollar mark each.

Exxon Mobil saw more modest, but still notable, insider activity as VP – Corp Strategic Planning Darrin L. Talley trimmed his holdings. Talley sold 1,080 shares of Exxon Mobil stock in a transaction worth $167,929, a move that may reflect personal portfolio management more than a sweeping call on the energy giant’s fortunes.

Uber Technologies and McDonald’s both recorded sizable insider exits that could catch momentum traders’ eyes. Uber’s SVP and Chief People Officer Nikki Krishnamurthy sold 30,000 shares for $2,233,500, while McDonald’s President, IDL Dario Baroni parted with 600 shares worth $194,262, underscoring how executives across sectors are actively realizing gains.