S&P 500 Insider Trades: Rollins, DaVita Lead Late Oct 2026

Lor Inc bought 1,444,402 shares of Rollins (ROL) for $50.0M in a purchase filed on November 2, 2026. That one trade makes up $50.0M of the $55.9M in insider purchases at current S&P 500 companies between October 20 and November 3, 2026. Sales over the same two weeks came to $535.0M across 462 trades, led by Berkshire Hathaway Inc selling 382,563 shares of DaVita (DVA) for $69.0M. Both trades came from 10% owners, holders of at least a tenth of a company's shares. Officers did most of the selling; directors made most of the purchases, in small amounts.

25 purchases and 462 sales in two weeks

The Form 4 filings for the window list 25 purchases and 462 sales. We count only purchases (Form 4 code P) and sales (Form 4 code S) of each issuer's own shares, at companies in the current list of S&P 500 companies. A trade can be filed up to two business days after it happens, so some trades from the last days of the window may not have been reported by November 3, 2026. Those appear on the latest insider transactions page as they come in.

By value, sales outweigh purchases at $535.0M against $55.9M. The single Rollins trade is larger than all other purchases in the window combined. On the sale side, the DaVita trade is the largest, ahead of a $25.6M sale at Micron Technology (MU).

Purchases and sales by role

Directors made 21 of the 25 purchases but put in only $1.7M between them, while the one purchase by a 10% owner came to $50.0M. Officers and other insiders filed 365 of the 462 sales, worth $406.0M, compared with 48 sales worth $86.8M by 10% owners and 49 sales worth $42.2M by directors.

Largest purchases (Form 4 code P)

After the $50.0M Rollins purchase, the next largest is $2.5M. Accenture (ACN) shows up three times: CEO Julie Spellman Sweet filed two purchases on October 28, 2026, of 10,100 and 2,100 shares, and director Paula Price filed one for 800 shares the same day (Accenture insider trading). The other two rows are a CEO purchase at Truist Financial and a director purchase at Xylem.

Largest sales (Form 4 code S)

Berkshire Hathaway Inc's $69.0M DaVita sale is more than twice the next largest, Scott Deboer's $25.6M sale at Micron Technology. Two companies show up more than once. Kevin Jacobs at Hilton Worldwide Holdings (HLT) filed two sales on October 30, 2026, of $15.3M and $13.5M, and at Travelers Companies (TRV), CEO Alan Schnitzer and Gregory Toczydlowski both filed sales on October 23, 2026.