KARD insider buys $50 million, and the week's other big purchases
The week's notable insider trades and Congress reports, from SEC filings.
By Sepehr Parsa · Founder and editor, WallStPalThe week in one paragraph
Selling outweighed buying, as it does most weeks: insiders reported 242 purchases worth $278 million and 822 sales worth $3.7 billion, 59% of the sales under pre-arranged 10b5-1 plans. The largest purchase was at KARD, where Hrtg Gpe, LLC bought $50 million. 3 companies had several insiders buying.
Biggest insider buys
KARD 10% owner Hrtg Gpe, LLC bought 3,125,000 shares for $50 million, adding 27% to their holding.
DPC director Dirkson R. Charles bought 903,448 shares for $29.8 million, opening a new position.
LNBIX 10% owner Lincoln Financial Investments Corp bought 2,453,385.67 shares for $25 million, adding 12% to their holding.
KARD director Arch Venture Partners XIII, LLC bought 1,250,000 shares for $20 million.
KARD director Paul L. Berns bought 1,250,000 shares for $20 million.
Several insiders buying
KARD: 3 insiders bought a combined $90 million in the 30 days to this week.
DPC: 9 insiders bought a combined $75.8 million in the 30 days to this week.
LILA: 4 insiders bought a combined $29.6 million in the 30 days to this week.
Largest sales
SYRE: Fairmount Funds Management LLC sold $399.7 million.
AVGO: Henry Samueli sold $250 million under a planned 10b5-1 trading plan.
DLTR: Mantle Ridge LP sold $248.3 million.
Congress trades reported this week
Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-CA-11): buy of INTC, $1M–$5M, traded 2026-05-29 (spouse).
Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-CA-11): buy of UBER, $500K–$1M, traded 2026-05-29 (spouse).
Rep. Greg Stanton (D-AZ-4): partial sell of TCNNF, $100K–$250K, traded 2026-05-28 (spouse).
Rep. Cleo Fields (D-LA-6): buy of GOOG, $1K–$15K, traded 2026-06-15.
Rep. Cleo Fields (D-LA-6): buy of MSFT, $1K–$15K, traded 2026-06-11.
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Sources
- Form 4: Hrtg Gpe, LLC, KARD · filed 2026-06-24
- Form 4: Dirkson R. Charles, DPC · filed 2026-06-26
- Form 4: Lincoln Financial Investments Corp, LNBIX · filed 2026-06-22
- Form 4: Arch Venture Partners XIII, LLC, KARD · filed 2026-06-24
- Form 4: Paul L. Berns, KARD · filed 2026-06-24
- Form 4: Fairmount Funds Management LLC, SYRE · filed 2026-06-23
- Form 4: Henry Samueli, AVGO · filed 2026-06-26
- Form 4: Mantle Ridge LP, DLTR · filed 2026-06-25
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- Form 4
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- STOCK Act
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