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Oscar, Guardant, Redwire, Gap, AFLAC: Insider Moves Shock Wall Street

Oscar, Guardant, Redwire, Gap, AFLAC: Insider Moves Shock Wall Street

Insiders have been trading these 5 stocks: ((OSCR)), ((GH)), ((RDW)), ((GAP)) and ((AFL)). Here is a breakdown of their recent trades and their value.

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Director Mark Bertolini just made a bold bet on Oscar Health, snapping up 1,000,000 shares in a single move. This insider purchase is worth $11,920,000, a hefty commitment that may signal growing confidence in Oscar Health’s trajectory and could catch the attention of investors watching insider activity closely.

At Guardant Health, the tone is very different as Chief People & Culture Officer Terilyn J. Monroe decided to cash in some equity. Monroe sold 3,832 shares of Guardant Health stock, bringing in $355,149, a transaction that investors may interpret as routine diversification or a sign of caution, depending on their view of the company’s outlook.

Redwire saw a massive insider sale, with Director AE RED HOLDINGS, LLC unloading 950,144 shares in a single transaction. The sale totaled $9,229,070, a striking figure that could raise questions about insider sentiment at Redwire and prompt closer scrutiny of the company’s near‑term prospects.

Gap Inc is seeing notable insider selling, led by significant shareholder John J. Fisher, who sold 300,000 shares for $7,620,000. Adding to that pressure, CPO Amanda J Thompson sold 25,000 Gap Inc shares worth $628,250, painting a picture of multiple insiders trimming exposure at the retail giant.

AFLAC has been under steady selling pressure from one major holder, Japan Post Holdings Co., Ltd., which has executed a series of sizable transactions. The significant shareholder sold 20,100 shares for $2,215,024, 21,500 shares for $2,372,267, 24,200 shares for $2,672,906, and a much larger 166,000‑share block for $18,655,547, a pattern that stands out in the insurer’s recent trading history.

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