Carvana Surges in Trading Volume to 97th Rank as Insider Sales Clash with Institutional Buys

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Friday, Sep 5, 2025 8:50 pm ET1min read
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- Carvana’s stock surged to 97th in trading volume on Sept 5, 2025, with 73.05% higher volume, but closed down 0.35% amid mixed investor sentiment.

- Insiders, including CEO Ernest C. Garcia III and COO Benjamin Huston, sold 2.75M shares ($965.7M) over 90 days, signaling caution among key stakeholders.

- Institutional investors like Armistice Capital and Sassicaia Capital increased stakes in Q1, maintaining 56.71% ownership despite insider sales.

- Analysts raised price targets to $383.47 (avg) with 12 “Buy” ratings, citing strong Q1 results: $1.28 EPS (beating by $0.19) and 41.9% revenue growth to $4.84B.

On September 5, 2025, , , ranking 97th in trading activity. , reflecting mixed investor sentiment despite recent institutional activity. Institutional investors, including Armistice Capital LLC and Ardmore Road Asset Management, increased stakes in the first quarter, , signaling caution among key stakeholders.

CEO Ernest C. , , respectively. These sales align with broader insider activity, . Despite this, , with firms like Sassicaia Capital and OLD Mission Capital entering new positions in the first quarter.

Analysts have raised price targets for CarvanaCVNA--, with , , . Twelve analysts now rate the stock as a "Buy," while six assign a "Hold," reflecting confidence in the company’s turnaround despite elevated valuation metrics. , , , supporting positive sentiment.

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