In 2025, tech giants contributed particularly significantly to the rise in the US stock market. Executives of these companies also accounted for a significant share of insider holdings reduction deals, with billionaire founders, CEOs, and directors cashing out more than $16 billion. The biggest sell-off came from Amazon's Jeff Bezos — cashing out $5.7 billion. The tech stock frenzy triggered by the concept of artificial intelligence has also caused the wealth of low-key executives such as Jayshree Ullal of Arista Networks Inc., to skyrocket. Almost all major insiders, including Ullal and Bezos, have adopted a 10B5-1 trading plan and will disclose sales intentions in advance.

In 2025, tech giants contributed particularly significantly to the rise in the US stock market. Executives of these companies also accounted for a significant share of insider holdings reduction deals, with billionaire founders, CEOs, and directors cashing out more than $16 billion. The biggest sell-off came from Amazon's Jeff Bezos — cashing out $5.7 billion. The tech stock frenzy triggered by the concept of artificial intelligence has also caused the wealth of low-key executives such as Jayshree Ullal of Arista Networks Inc., to skyrocket. Almost all major insiders, including Ullal and Bezos, have adopted a 10B5-1 trading plan and will disclose sales intentions in advance.