Zuckerberg and other US CEOs sell off huge amounts of stocks just before Trump's tariffs bombshell

Bloomberg reported on the 20th that it has become clear that famous US CEOs, including Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta, have liquidated large amounts of stock ahead of Trump's tariff bombing.
Local time. Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, Oracle CEO Supra Catz, and JPMorgan Chase's Jamie Diman C.
Zuckerberg sold 1.1 million shares of stock worth $733 million in the first quarter.
Oracle CEO Catz also bought 38 shares worth $705 million during the same period.
During the same period, CEO of the financial giant and the so-called Czar of Wall Street, David Diman, also sold $234 million worth of stock.
The US stock market fell sharply in the first quarter. The Dow fell 1.28%, the S&P 500 fell 4.59%, and the Nasdaq fell 10.4%.
The two markets fell sharply by 2% each, the worst since 2022. In particular, large-scale selling occurred ahead of April 2, the day President Trump imposed reciprocal tariffs on countries around the world, calling it "Liberation Day."
Tesla in particular has fallen sharply, causing CEO Elon Musk's personal fortune to fall by about $129 billion in the past quarter.