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StocksUpdated×2•Originally published 18 April 2026•Updated 19 April 2026•

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Institutional Divestments Expand to Apple and Equinix Amid Insider Selling

Key Facts

1Slow Capital Inc. reduced its stake in Equinix by 94.4%, selling 4,678 shares.

2Insider selling at the company totaled $6.18 million over the last 90 days.

3Equinix increased its quarterly dividend to $5.16 per share despite missing earnings and revenue estimates.

about 2 months ago

Version History

Version 2about 2 months ago

What changed: Updated the story to include Cypress Funds LLC reducing its Apple stake, insider selling by Tim Cook, and positive analyst sentiment regarding iPhone demand in China.

Version 1about 2 months ago

What changed: The story was updated to include Slow Capital's stake reduction in Ross Stores (ROST) and the subsequent upward revision of price targets by analysts following an earnings beat.

The fourth quarter of 2025 saw a broadening of institutional divestments, as Cypress Funds LLC reduced its Apple Inc. stake by 19.9%, selling 29,550 shares alongside insider sales by CEO Tim Cook and SVP Deirdre O’Brien. This follows Slow Capital’s aggressive exit strategy, which included slashing its Equinix position by 94.4% and its Ross Stores (ROST) holding by 10.6%. Despite the institutional selling, analysts remain bullish on Apple with a 'Moderate Buy' rating and a $301.33 price target, citing robust iPhone shipments in China. Similarly, Ross Stores continues to outperform expectations, prompting Goldman Sachs to raise its price target to $208.29. Meanwhile, Equinix is attempting to offset its earnings miss and stabilize investor sentiment by increasing its dividend payouts to $5.16 per share.