Intel, SoFi, Micron, Boeing, Exxon Mobil Insider Shake-Up

Insiders have been trading these 5 stocks: ((INTC)), ((SOFI)), ((MU)), ((BA)) and ((XOM)). Here is a breakdown of their recent trades and their value.

Intel, a bellwether of the semiconductor industry, saw notable insider activity as EVP & CLO Boise April Miller sold 20,000 shares of Intel stock in a transaction valued at $981,000. Such a sizable sale can draw attention from investors who closely monitor insider moves as potential signals about executive sentiment. While one transaction alone does not define the company’s outlook, the $981,000 sale underscores the significant personal capital executives often have tied to Intel, and it may prompt shareholders to revisit how insider decisions intersect with broader market conditions and Intel’s long-term strategy.

SoFi Technologies attracted interest with two separate insider purchases that together highlight growing internal confidence in the company’s prospects. GC Robert S Lavet bought 5,000 shares of SoFi stock for a total of $105,200, while EVP GBUL Borrow Eric Schuppenhauer also purchased 5,000 shares, in a slightly smaller transaction worth $99,650. These combined insider buys of 10,000 shares and over $200,000 in capital suggest that key leaders see value at current price levels, a fact many investors view as a constructive signal, especially in a fast-growing but competitive fintech landscape.

Micron Technology, another major player in the semiconductor space, recorded a substantial insider sale by Director Sumit Sadana, who sold 25,000 shares of Micron stock in a transaction totaling $10,747,266. The size of this sale is striking, both in terms of share count and dollar value, and it can influence how market participants perceive insider confidence at Micron. While executives and directors often sell for a variety of reasons—such as diversification or personal financial planning—the $10,747,266 transaction is large enough that investors may factor it into their assessment of Micron’s valuation and near-term risk-reward profile.

Boeing’s insider ledger was active with two separate sales from high-ranking executives, adding up to a multimillion-dollar reduction in insider holdings. Chief Engineer & EVP, ET&T Howard E. McKenzie sold 10,496 shares of Boeing stock, a sale worth $2,455,959, signaling a meaningful cash-out at current market prices. In addition, EVP and Chief HR Officer Uma M. Amuluru sold 2,731 shares of Boeing stock in a transaction valued at $644,516. Combined, these Boeing insider sales exceed $3 million, and investors watching the aerospace giant’s recovery and cash flow trajectory are likely to note the timing and scale of these transactions.

Exxon Mobil, a cornerstone of the global energy sector, also saw insider selling, with VP – Corp Strategic Planning Darrin L. Talley disposing of 5,000 shares of Exxon Mobil stock. The sale was worth $698,750, underscoring the sizable personal stake company leaders often hold in this energy heavyweight. While a 5,000-share sale is modest compared with some larger insider moves seen in other firms, the nearly $700,000 transaction may still be carefully tracked by shareholders who weigh insider behavior alongside oil price trends, capital allocation decisions, and Exxon Mobil’s evolving strategy in both traditional fossil fuels and lower-carbon initiatives.