Regulatory filings made public for Wednesday, June 10, 2026, show a flurry of meaningful insider activity across a range of U.S. public companies. Below is a company-by-company account of the largest purchases and sales disclosed in those filings, together with the contextual market data included in the filings.
Top insider buys
Blend Labs, Inc. disclosed a large sequence of purchases by entities tied to director and 10% owner Brian N. Sheth. Across three transactions in early June, those affiliated entities acquired a combined 1,118,935 shares of Class A Common Stock. The aggregate value of the purchases is approximately $1,882,390, with transaction prices reported between $1.673 and $1.7007 per share. A notable entry on June 8, 2026, shows 216,798 shares acquired at a weighted average of $1.6982 per share, with individual trade prices in that batch running from $1.675 to $1.73.
The filings note that these purchases occurred while the companys stock was trading at $1.66, a level down 54% over the prior 12 months, though the security had exhibited recent positive momentum with a 4.4% gain over the past week.
U S Physical Therapy Inc. reported insider buying by director Peter Francis Minan. According to the Form 4 filings, Mr. Minan purchased 492 shares of common stock on June 8, 2026, at $63.14 per share. He followed with an additional purchase of 288 shares on June 9, 2026, at $61.50 per share. The filings list the combined value of these acquisitions at $48,776.
ContextLogic Holdings Inc. disclosed a transaction in which director Paul S. Levy acquired 12,926 shares of common stock on June 8, 2026. These shares were purchased at a weighted average price of $9.1713, with individual prices ranging from $9.15 to $9.20, producing a total consideration of $118,548. The filing indicates that, following the purchase, Mr. Levy indirectly holds 638,112 shares of the companys common stock. The shares purchased are held by Great Point Ventures, LLC, where Mr. Levy serves as sole manager, and the filing includes the customary disclaimer that he disclaims beneficial ownership of these securities, except to the extent of any pecuniary interest he may have in them. The filing also notes the stock is trading near a 52-week high of $10 and that shares have risen 33% over the past year.
Claritev Corp. reported a purchase by its senior vice president and chief people officer, Carol Nutter. On June 9, 2026, Ms. Nutter purchased 875 shares of Class A common stock at a price of $28.407 per share, for a total of $24,856. The filing records that, after the transaction, Ms. Nutter directly owns 46,941 shares of Claritev. The filing further notes the stock has since moved to $29.74, a price described as nearly an 8% gain in the week following her purchase.
Horizon Technology Finance Corp. reported that Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Daniel R. Trolio acquired 11,500 shares of common stock at $4.34 per share in a transaction reported June 10, 2026. The stated cost of the purchase is $49,910, and the filing shows Mr. Trolio now directly owns 15,023 shares. The filing situates the purchase amid market context: the companys shares are described as trading near a 52-week low of $3.80, down 29% over the prior six months, and the company is noted to have a 16.7% dividend yield.
Top insider sells
Samsara Inc. disclosed significant disposals by director Marc L. Andreessen. The Form 4 filings detail a series of sales on June 8 and June 9, 2026, in which Mr. Andreessen sold a total of 1,141,827 shares of Class A Common Stock for aggregate proceeds of roughly $38,977,309. The disclosed sales prices ranged from $33.3683 to $35.50 per share. The filings break down the sales across the two dates, including a June 8 batch of 531,914 shares at a weighted-average price of $34.046, another June 8 tranche of 35,711 shares at a weighted-average price of $34.7344, and a small block of 202 shares at $35.50. Sales reported on June 9 include 210,126 shares at a weighted-average price of $33.3683, 190,605 shares at a weighted-average price of $34.1554, and 174,269 shares at a weighted-average price of $34.9945.
Universal Technical Institute Inc. saw a major block sale by Coliseum Capital and affiliated parties, including directors Christopher S. Shackelton and Adam Gray. On June 8, 2026, these investment firms and individuals sold 3,000,000 shares of common stock at $41.40 per share, yielding proceeds of $124,200,000. The filing highlights market context that UTI was trading at $39.75 at the time of the filing, a level down roughly 11% over the prior week, and notes the disposition took place near the stocks 52-week high of $45.74 after the stock rose about 61% over the prior six months.
Dell Technologies Inc. was the subject of several large sales and related transactions by Silver Lake entities and affiliates tied to director Egon Durban. On June 8, 2026, Silver Lake-related entities, including SL SPV-2, L.P., sold 131,040 shares of Class C Common Stock for approximately $52.17 million, with weighted average sale prices in the disclosed range of $386.57 to $405.71 per share. The filings explain these transactions were part of a broader series of sales and in-kind distributions executed by various Silver Lake affiliates. Prior to the sales, 143,659 shares of Class B Common Stock were converted into an equal number of Class C Common Stock shares; the filings note each Class B share is convertible into one Class C share at any time, either at the holders election or automatically upon certain transfers, and that there is no expiration associated with that conversion right. In addition to the 131,040 shares sold by SL SPV-2, L.P., the filings disclose that 12,619 additional shares were disposed of through in-kind distributions.
The filings also show separate disposals tied to director Egon Durban. Silver Lake Partners V DE (AIV), L.P., together with other Silver Lake affiliates, sold 54,346 shares of Dell Technologies Class C Common Stock on June 8 at weighted average prices in the $386.57 to $405.71 range, with the total proceeds from those sales reported as about $22.7 million. Another Silver Lake entity, Silver Lake Partners IV, L.P., sold 139,885 shares of Class C Common Stock for total proceeds of $55,293,632 on June 8, 2026. The filings indicate that on the same date Silver Lake Partners IV, L.P. converted 147,473 Class B Common Stock shares into an equal number of Class C Common Stock shares, and that those converted shares were subsequently included in sales and distributions. The filings situate these transactions against the backdrop of Dells market moves: the stock is reported as having declined about 12% over the past week while remaining up roughly 232% over the last 12 months, and the companys market capitalization is cited at $247.4 billion. The current quoted stock price included in the filings is $369.87, which sits below the prices at which the disclosed sales occurred.
Context and closing observations
The filings underline that insider purchases and disposals occurred across sectors, including financial services, healthcare services, consumer-facing technology, automotive technology infrastructure and higher education. The documents provide detailed counts, prices and ownership changes but do not attribute explicit motivations for any particular trade beyond the formal ownership and relationship disclosures included with each Form 4.
Investors and market observers often track such filings to gauge insider sentiment, timing and concentration of holdings. Purchases recorded in the filings reflect direct and indirect acquisitions by directors and officers or entities affiliated with them. Sales range from individual director disposals to large blocks sold by institutional affiliates and investment firms. The filings also record related events such as conversions of Class B shares into Class C shares, and in-kind distributions tied to shareholder arrangements.
While purchases may be interpreted by some as expressions of confidence and sales may be viewed through lenses including portfolio rebalancing or liquidity needs, the filings themselves stop short of explaining personal reasons for transactions. The numbers and ownership disclosures in the Form 4s provide transparent inputs that market participants can add to other fundamental and technical information when forming views on particular companies.
Readers seeking to monitor insider trading patterns should consider both the size and frequency of reported trades, the relationship of the transacting parties to the issuer, and any ancillary actions such as share-class conversions recorded in the filings. These factors can be combined with broader market data and company disclosures when assessing how insider moves might relate to corporate prospects or shareholder priorities.
Note: The above account summarizes the details set out in the filed insider transaction reports for the companies named. It lists the reported transaction dates, share counts, prices and ownership statements exactly as disclosed in those filings.