Wall Street Insider Trades December 6— December 12, 2025

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The Week the Insiders Went Quiet

It started with a simple scan of the data.

Usually, when I open the weekly transaction logs, I see a healthy mix. A CEO buying shares to show confidence here; a Director selling for tax reasons there. It’s the normal heartbeat of the market.

But this week, the heartbeat stopped.

I looked at the buy column. Then I refreshed the page, thinking the software was broken.

It wasn't.

For the first time in months, the buy column for major CEOs was empty.

While the cable news anchors were talking about "bull markets" and "new highs," the people who actually run these companies were doing something very different.

They were hitting the "Sell" button.

I’m not talking about small, routine sales. I’m talking about a synchronized exit. A "cluster" of selling so distinct that it looks coordinated.

We saw the Director and the EVP of Operations at the world's most watched chip company sell nearly $78 million in a single week. We saw a Tesla insider and the CFO dump nearly $27 million combined.

But the scariest signal wasn't the dollar amount.

It was the percentage.

Deep in the report, hidden away in a company most people aren't watching, a C-suite executive just sold 30% of her entire stake. When a Chief Accounting Officer—the person who counts the money—decides to cash out a third of their holdings overnight, you need to ask why.

The media isn't reporting this. They are too busy covering the stock price. But the stock price is just the price tag. Insider trading is the quality of the merchandise.

And right now, the merchants are selling.

Below, we break down exactly who is getting out, who is staying put, and the one "false alarm" that might actually be the buying opportunity of the month.

Here is what is inside this week’s Executive Intelligence Report:

In This Issue:

  • The $100 Million Cluster: Why top brass at NVIDIA and Tesla are cashing out simultaneously (and what it means for your portfolio).

  • The "Structural Exit" Signal: The specific red flag we found at Warner Bros. Discovery that suggests a major repricing is coming.

  • The Hidden Bull: The one chart that looks like a sell-off but is actually a massive accumulation of shares by a CFO you’ve likely never heard of.

  • The "No-Buy" Warning: What history tells us happens when CEOs stop buying open-market shares for 14 days straight.

The data is flashing red. Read the full analysis below.

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