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Insider Sales Jump at Broadcom and CoreWeave: Red Flag Ahead?

Written by Leo Miller. Published 10/6/2025.

Insider sales are common in public companies, but unusually high activity shouldn’t be ignored, as it may signal that insiders view the shares as overvalued—a potentially bearish sign. However, employees and large shareholders often need liquidity, so investors must analyze each sale to discern its implications; not all sales are negative.

Below, we detail two of the market’s most talked-about artificial intelligence (AI) stocks that have recently experienced surges in insider sales. Should investors be concerned, or are these transactions simply distractions amid the stocks’ strong rallies?

CRWV’s Hedge Fund Investor Massively Increased Sales in September

First up is CoreWeave (NASDAQ: CRWV), the NVIDIA (NASDAQ: NVDA)-backed neo-cloud provider whose shares have surged roughly 237% since its March IPO. The company has announced several deals with AI hyperscalers, reported a 207% revenue increase last quarter and ended the period with a $30.1 billion backlog.

Despite those gains, one of CoreWeave’s largest investors is exiting in a big way. Since Sept. 15, MarketBeat has tracked about $1.4 billion in insider sales by Magnetar Financial LLC. All of these sales were discretionary—rather than executed under a predetermined plan—offering a clearer bearish signal than planned transactions.

In less than three weeks, Magnetar liquidated more CoreWeave stock than all other insiders combined throughout the company’s history. This massive spike should serve as a warning sign. Moreover, the shares were sold at an average price of about $129—roughly 4% below CoreWeave’s Oct. 2 closing price of nearly $135—indicating the firm was willing to sell even at a lower valuation.

Broadcom’s Insider Sales Soar, But How Much Trouble Do They Truly Spell?

Semiconductor giant Broadcom (NASDAQ: AVGO) has also impressed in 2025, delivering a total return of 47% on strong demand for its custom AI chips. Yet insider sales at the company ballooned in September to about $226 million, slightly exceeding the $222 million sold from April through August.

Investors might view that as a red flag, but roughly $125 million—or 55%—of the September sales were non-discretionary, which significantly mutes the bearish signal. The remaining discretionary sales averaged about $340 per share, versus the current trading price near $338, suggesting insiders perceive limited near-term upside.

Despite recent sales, Broadcom remains a high-growth, highly profitable, technologically advanced company with strong long-term prospects. CEO Hock Tan’s long-term AI-driven compensation plan further aligns management with shareholders.

CRWV & AVGO: A Tale of Two Insider-Sale Signals

CoreWeave’s discretionary sales represent a more worrisome signal than Broadcom’s mix of planned and unplanned transactions. Magnetar’s move may reflect concerns that CoreWeave’s stock rally is driven more by hype than fundamentals. The firm spent $2.9 billion on capital expenditures last quarter—about 2.4 times its $1.2 billion in revenue—so it must improve that ratio over time or risk a market reassessment.

That said, the market may continue to reward CoreWeave’s growth story in the near term, while Broadcom’s insider selling appears more routine and less signaling of a valuation top.