Multiple Corporate Insiders Sell Significant Shares Across US Firms

Several executives across different companies have recently sold significant shares of their respective stocks, indicating a trend of insider selling in mid-2025. Malte Peters, CEO of $HOOK, sold over 29,000 shares, representing nearly 27% of his holdings, while James Michael May, Treasurer of $NEE, sold around 2,177 shares, contributing to a series of sales by insiders in the company. Christie Raymond, Chief Marketing Officer of $KSS, also sold 16,500 shares, part of multiple insider sales amid mixed institutional investor activity and sell ratings by analysts. Jeffrey S. Flier, Director at Scholar Rock, sold all his shares following a substantial 346% price rally, marking a shift from previous buying to consistent selling in 2025. Additionally, David E. Lanzer, General Counsel of Rexford Industrial Realty (NYSE: REXR), sold over 26,000 shares, after the company posted slightly better-than-expected quarterly earnings despite some revenue shortfall, with analysts revising price targets downward. These insider sales occur alongside varying institutional buying and selling patterns and provide insight into current sentiment among corporate insiders and investors.