Someone sold shares of Netflix, Alnylam Pharmaceuticals, JD.com, and Amazon.com on August 11th.

The entities involved

• Netflix →

  American subscription video on-demand over-the-top streaming service

  • HBO and Netflix are competing in the true crime documentary market, featuring a film on civil rights violations in Alabama.Mon 15:09
  • The Mayor of Kingstown series debuts on Netflix, alongside new streaming deals involving CBS Studios and Paramount+.Mon 11:22
• Alnylam Pharmaceuticals →

  biopharmaceutical company

  • AstraZeneca's trial failure has created a competitive advantage for Alnylam Pharmaceuticals, which is leveraging AI in its commercial execution.Mon 11:04
  • Alnylam Pharmaceuticals, SEC, Truist Financial, and Nasdaq were involved in insider trading disclosures, analyst ratings, and stock trading on June 6, 2026.Sun 17:03
• JD.com →

  Chinese e-commerce company

  • Buffett's essay discusses how share prices don't reflect business value, specifically mentioning Gentherm Incorporated.Sun 12:21
  • Trump's oil and gas pledges benefit US stocks, specifically impacting Pfizer.Sun 04:48
• Amazon.com →

  e-commerce platform

  • Amazon blocked Meta's AI assistant, Muse, from shopping on Amazon.com, as Muse's usage threatens traditional e-commerce models.Mon 17:49
  • Jefferies reaffirmed Amazon's stock buy rating on June 18, 2026.Mon 12:11

Related events

• Bill Ackman's fund holds a significant stake in Netflix, which trades on the Nasdaq stock exchange.Aug 16
• Netflix stock is listed on the Nasdaq exchange.Jun 12
• Citi analysts are bullish on Netflix, believing the company can exceed its margin targets.Aug 27
• Duolingo traded on the Nasdaq stock exchange on September 5, 2026, and was also noted as a successful recovery model.Sep 7
• Netflix declined a higher bid from rival Paramount concerning the acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery.Jun 26