Insiders have been trading these 5 stocks: ((TXN)), ((NDAQ)), ((BX)), ((ON)) and ((GEVO)). Here is a breakdown of their recent trades and their value.
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Texas Instruments, Nasdaq, Blackstone, ON Semiconductor, and Gevo insiders have been busy selling, and the sheer volume at Texas Instruments stands out. Across its boardroom and C‑suite, directors and SVPs unloaded tens of thousands of shares, with individual sales like $11,117,438 by SVP & CFO Rafael R. Lizardi and $13,818,862 by SVP Mohammad Yunus, signaling major cashing‑in at the chip giant.
Other Texas Instruments insiders joined the wave, including Director Pamela Patsley selling 4,306 shares for $1,188,886 and Director Todd Bluedorn selling the same 4,306 shares for $1,180,920. Senior leaders such as SVP Mark T. Roberts at $7,871,795 and SVP Shanon J. Leonard at $5,055,632 added to a string of multimillion‑dollar exits that could have investors questioning insider sentiment.
Nasdaq also saw insider movement, though on a smaller scale, as SVP, Controller & PAO Michelle Lynn Daly sold 1,194 shares worth $106,051. While modest compared with the Texas Instruments transactions, such a targeted sale by a senior financial officer can still catch the eye of traders watching the exchange operator’s internal confidence.
Private‑equity powerhouse Blackstone Group made the list as CAO Vikrant Sawhney sold 30,014 shares valued at $3,775,565. A chief accounting officer offloading more than $3.7 million in stock may prompt close followers of Blackstone to consider whether this is simple diversification or a timed move amid shifting market conditions.
In the semiconductor space, Director Trent Thad parted with 60,000 shares of ON Semiconductor for a sizable $5,790,000, highlighting substantial insider monetization in another chip name. Meanwhile, in the renewable fuels arena, Gevo’s Chief Cust Mkt & Brnd Officer Andrew Shafer sold 5,550 shares for $11,100, a much smaller trade that nevertheless adds to the broader pattern of insiders quietly trimming positions across sectors.