Insiders have been trading these 5 stocks: ((RIVN)), ((CVS)), ((NOW)), ((DKNG)) and ((AMC)). Here is a breakdown of their recent trades and their value.
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Director Aidan N. Gomez just made a bold bet on Rivian Automotive, scooping up 18,000 shares in a purchase worth exactly $251,460. Investors watching RIVN may see this insider buying as a vote of confidence in the electric vehicle maker’s long-term prospects and its ability to compete with established U.S. automakers.
In a massive move at CVS Health, Director LARRY ROBBINS unloaded 3,372,000 shares, cashing out a staggering $317,445,666. Such a large insider sale can trigger questions about valuation, future growth expectations, and how management views the company’s near-term outlook.
Over at ServiceNow, Director Anita Sands decided to sell 16,445 shares, bringing in $1,482,352 from the transaction. While this sale is far smaller than some blue-chip moves, investors often monitor ServiceNow insider activity closely for clues about demand for its workflow automation platform.
DraftKings saw Director Woodrow Levin step to the sidelines with a sale of 34,234 shares, totaling $880,156 in value. This insider sale comes as DraftKings continues to battle rivals in the fast-growing online sports betting market and navigate shifting U.S. regulatory dynamics.
In a headline-grabbing transaction at AMC Entertainment, COB, CEO & Pres Adam Aron purchased 250,000 shares, spending $342,500 to boost his stake. For a meme-stock favorite like AMC, such insider buying may energize retail traders who track each move by leadership for hints about future strategy.

