A surge of insider selling among top executives at major U.S. companies in the first half of 2025 has raised eyebrows. This comes amid macroeconomic turbulence and regulatory shifts, hinting at deeper motivations beyond routine diversification. For The Brink’s readers, this analysis uncovers the hidden drivers behind these sales, leveraging data and predictive insights to reveal what executives might foresee that the common doesn’t.

Foreign investors pulled a net $37 billion out of U.S. equities in May 2025, marking the largest monthly withdrawal in a year. What’s driving this exodus, how does it compare to historical trends, and what could it mean for markets and everyday investors?