Two Robinhood Markets officers filed S-code Form 4 transactions on the same day the stock fell roughly 6%, a timing combination that sharpens the read on the cluster.
Mark Stevens filed three Form 4 transactions between June 2 and June 4, reporting roughly $221 million in sales at a stock that has gained more than 50% over the past year.
Frederick Wilson filed a single-day Form 4 cluster on June 1 covering ten S-coded transactions totaling roughly $1.82 million, a clean open-market disposal with no offsetting acquisition activity.
Two Robinhood executives reported tax-withholding share dispositions on the same day, a compensation-linked pattern that reads as mechanical rather than discretionary.
Todd Duchene's June 1 Form 4 cluster totals roughly $284,000 in S-coded sales, filed the same day CORZ touched its 52-week high.
Two ANET insiders reported $4.16 million in share withholding on May 20, a transaction type tied to equity award vesting rather than open-market selling.
Four Arista Networks insiders, including the CEO and a co-founder, filed 23 Form 4 transactions between May 21 and May 26, totaling roughly $68.2 million in S-code sales.
Michael Daffey's two-transaction Form 4 cluster at Galaxy Digital totals roughly $8.27 million but carries the hallmarks of option-linked disposition rather than a discretionary view on the equity.
Four Galaxy Digital insiders filed Form 4s on June 1, all coded F, pointing to tax-withholding dispositions rather than discretionary selling.
Sanjay Mehrotra's S-coded cluster on May 29 landed at the top of MU's one-year range, making the size and timing the two facts that matter most.
Jarrod Patten filed another M-code Form 4 cluster at Strategy, three transactions across two days, totaling roughly $414,000.
Director Jarrod Patten's latest Form 4 cluster at Strategy runs 11 transactions and roughly $3.4 million in proceeds, fitting the same disposition cadence seen earlier this year.
Meyer Malka's P-code purchase on May 28 is the kind of open-market insider buy that does not happen by accident.
Lee Klarich filed 12 S-coded transactions on May 22, the same day PANW touched its highest price in a year, totaling roughly $16.27 million in proceeds.
Lawrence J. Brock filed nine open-market sale transactions on May 22, totaling roughly $1.25 million, against a stock that has lost more than 10% over the prior month.
Rick Rickertsen filed two S-code Form 4 transactions totaling roughly $3.66 million as HUT traded near its highest level in a year, a timing detail that sharpens the read on an otherwise modest cluster.
Le Phong's P-code purchase on May 22 is small in dollar terms but rare in form at Strategy, where open-market buys almost never appear on the insider tape.
Baiju Bhatt and Shiv Verma filed S-coded Form 4 transactions totaling roughly $5.5 million across a six-day window, a cluster that lands while HOOD trades more than 34% below its year-end 2025 level.
Forrest Norrod and Mark Papermaster filed S-code Form 4 transactions totaling about $11 million across six days, with AMD up more than 60% in the prior month.
Five Coinbase insiders filed F-code transactions on the same day, totaling roughly $7.26 million in value, a pattern that reads as tax-withholding disposition rather than discretionary selling.
Michael Daffey sold roughly $7.19 million of GLXY stock on May 21, a single-day cluster that sits well above the company's recent insider-activity baseline.
Susan Li, Javier Olivan, and Andrew Bosworth all filed S-code sales between May 15 and May 18, 2026. That is not a single-officer filing. That is a cluster.
Todd Duchene's $231,000 Form 4 cluster at Core Scientific is small against a stock up 59% year to date and reads as ordinary disposition near a local high.
Five senior insiders filed F-code transactions on the same day. That is vesting mechanics, not anyone's view on the stock.