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Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav sold over 4 million shares—valued around $114 million—in a post-earnings window, with other top executives also selling. The moves come as WBD pursues a roughly $111 billion sale to Paramount Skydance, setting up large payouts for executives once the deal closes.
GameStop insiders, led by CEO/Chairman Ryan Cohen, bought about 1 million shares across Jan 20–21 for roughly $21.36 million, with director Alain Attal adding 12,000 shares. Trading in the low $20s amid volatility, the buys could bolster sentiment and help establish a near-term price floor around $21 as the company pursues cost cuts and cash preservation.
Recent SEC filings reveal significant stock moves by top billionaire investors. Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway has acquired a $600 million stake in Domino's Pizza, while reducing holdings in Apple and Bank of America. Ken Griffin's Citadel Advisors sold Amazon and Microsoft shares, while buying Atlassian and Medtronic. Steven Cohen's Point72 Asset Management bought Comcast and Taiwan Semiconductor, but sold Broadcom and Amazon. David Tepper's Appaloosa Management invested in PDD Holdings and JD.com, while selling Nvidia and Meta Platforms. These moves highlight strategic shifts among the world's wealthiest investors.
Super Micro Computer received a non-compliance notice from Nasdaq for failing to timely file its quarterly and annual reports with the SEC. Despite this, the company's stock rose 15% in morning trading. Super Micro has submitted a compliance plan to Nasdaq and hired BDO USA as its new auditor. The company, which collaborates with Nvidia on server systems, reported $7.12 billion in sales for fiscal year 2023. Super Micro has faced legal issues in the past, including a fine for exporting to Iran and a report by Hindenburg Research alleging accounting problems.
Despite Trump Media's falling share price, executives are receiving significant financial compensation in the form of promissory notes, with CEO Devin Nunes receiving $1.15 million, CFO Phillip Juhan receiving $4.9 million, and COO Andrew Northwall receiving $200,000. The company's shares have plummeted by 55% since reaching a high of $80 after its merger, raising concerns as it posted a net loss of $58 million last year on revenue of $4.1 million. Additionally, the company is funded by a retail investor base, with former President Trump being the majority shareholder.
Trump Media & Technology Group's stock value plummeted by 27% after new SEC filings revealed a $58.2 million loss in 2023, following a profitable year in 2022. The company's social media platform, Truth Social, had only achieved $4.1 million in revenue. Analysts have compared the fervor around Trump Media to the meme stock craze, and the company warned of risks related to its association with President Trump. Stakeholders, including Trump, are subject to a six-month lockup period before they can sell or transfer shares.
Nvidia insiders, including director Tench Coxe and billionaire venture capitalist Mark Stevens, have sold millions of dollars worth of shares as the company's stock continues to soar, with Coxe making $170 million from selling 200,000 shares. Despite concerns of a potential bubble, Nvidia's stock has surged over 90% in 2024, driven by optimism around its AI chips used by major tech companies, leading some analysts to predict further gains while others remain cautious.
New York Community Bancorp's share price plummeted after the bank disclosed a $2.4B goodwill impairment and a delay in its 10-K report due to identified material weaknesses in internal controls, along with the resignation of its CEO. Despite the negative developments, the author believes the market may be overreacting and sees potential value in the bank's discounted stock price, substantial equity, and high percentage of insured deposits. The author doubled their position in the bank's shares and remains cautiously optimistic about its future prospects, while acknowledging the short-term sentiment and commercial risks.
Jeff Bezos has sold nearly 36 million shares of Amazon stock worth $6.15 billion in three separate sales this month, part of a trading plan allowing for the sale of up to 50 million shares by January 2023. The sales come amid Bezos' busy year, including plans to relocate to Miami with fiancée Lauren Sanchez and potential tax savings on stock sales in Florida compared to Washington.