Insiders have been trading these 5 stocks: ((MU)), ((AVGO)), ((XYZ)), ((LLY)) and ((MRVL)). Here is a breakdown of their recent trades and their value.
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Micron (MU) investors watched SVP & CAO Scott R. Allen trim his stake as he sold 2,000 shares of Micron stock in a transaction valued at $675,000. Insider moves like this can reflect personal diversification or tactical profit-taking, especially after a strong run-up in share price. While 2,000 shares is not a massive block in institutional terms, the $675,000 sale is still large enough to draw attention from traders tracking executive sentiment and portfolio adjustments at Micron.
Broadcom (AVGO) saw a flurry of insider selling activity, with several top executives cashing out sizable positions. Director Hock Tan sold 70,000 shares of Broadcom stock for a total of $24,310,530, signaling a substantial monetization of gains. In addition, Chief Legal & Corp Affairs Officer Mark David Brazeal sold 30,000 shares worth $10,413,644, while CFO & Chief Accounting Officer Kirsten M. Spears also sold 30,000 shares, in her case for $10,434,572. Combined, these transactions reflect over $45 million of Broadcom stock changing hands from insiders to the market.
Block (SQ) featured a series of smaller but numerous insider sales across various leadership roles, highlighting broad participation in recent gains. CAO Ajmere Dale sold 423 shares of Block stock for $27,063, while Director Amrita Ahuja shed 1,101 shares for $70,441. Ecosystem Lead Brian Grassadonia sold 1,038 shares worth $66,411, and Business Lead Owen Britton Jennings sold 822 shares for $52,591. Adding to this wave, CLO Esperanza Chrysty sold 331 shares valued at $21,177, creating a mosaic of modest insider selling that collectively may still influence how investors read insider sentiment at Block.
At Eli Lilly & Co (LLY), the insider activity was dominated by one massive move from a major stakeholder. Significant shareholder Lilly Endowment Inc sold 292,148 shares of Eli Lilly & Co stock in a transaction totaling an eye-catching $322,379,685. This kind of large block sale by a significant shareholder can be driven by portfolio rebalancing, funding needs for philanthropic missions, or strategic asset allocation rather than company-specific concerns, but the sheer scale—over $322 million worth of stock—naturally commands the attention of institutional investors and analysts.
Marvell (MRVL) joined the insider selling trend on a smaller but still noteworthy scale, with EVP & CLO Mark Casper offloading 5,000 shares of Marvell stock. The sale, valued at $465,400, underscores how executives may be capitalizing on recent price strength or adjusting personal financial plans. While 5,000 shares is modest next to nine-figure block trades seen elsewhere, a $465,400 transaction is still significant enough for investors who closely monitor insider activity as a complementary signal to fundamentals and market trends.