Lululemon, QuantumScape, AmEx, Unity, Workhorse Insider Shakeup

Insiders have been trading these 5 stocks: ((LULU)), ((QS)), ((AXP)), ((U)) and ((WKHS)). Here is a breakdown of their recent trades and their value.

Pres Americas & Global Guest Celeste Burgoyne has significantly trimmed her stake in Lululemon Athletica, selling 13,511 shares in a transaction valued at $2,756,181. This sizable move by a key executive at Lululemon Athletica may catch the eye of investors who track insider activity as a sentiment gauge. While a single sale does not necessarily signal trouble, the $2.76 million disposal underscores just how much value has been created in the stock and may prompt questions about whether management believes the current valuation is rich or simply taking prudent profits.

At QuantumScape, Director Dipender Saluja executed a much larger transaction, unloading 3,297,645 shares of QuantumScape stock for a total of $36,943,678. This nearly $37 million sale stands out both for its sheer scale and for the high-profile nature of QuantumScape in the next-generation battery sector. Large insider sales like this can be interpreted in several ways—portfolio diversification, liquidity needs, or a view on near-term volatility—but the sheer volume of 3.29 million shares is likely to draw close scrutiny from shareholders and analysts alike.

American Express saw a comparatively modest insider transaction, with Director Raymond Joabar selling 1,400 shares for proceeds of $538,902. While smaller in volume than some of the other insider moves highlighted here, this sale still represents more than half a million dollars in American Express stock. For investors who carefully monitor the financial services giant, Joabar’s $538,902 sale may be viewed in the context of broader market performance, interest-rate expectations, and the company’s ongoing strategy in premium cards and corporate spending.

Unity Software’s insider activity came from Director Tomer Bar-Zeev, who sold 175,000 shares of Unity Software stock for a total of $8,705,813. This $8.7 million disposal is a notable event given Unity’s central role in game development and real-time 3D content. The sale of 175,000 shares may raise questions about Bar-Zeev’s outlook on Unity’s near-term trajectory, particularly as the company navigates competitive pressures, monetization challenges, and investor expectations around growth and profitability.

Workhorse Group stands out for the sheer number of insiders selling, with a cluster of directors and the CEO all trimming their positions. Director Raymond Joseph Chess sold 6,314 shares for $41,104, Director Alan Henricks sold 1,894 shares for $12,329, Director Jacqueline Dedo sold 5,051 shares for $32,882, and Director William G. Quigley also sold 5,051 shares for $32,882. CEO Richard F. Dauch joined in, selling 8,564 shares for $55,751, while Director Pamela S. Mader sold 5,051 shares for $32,882, Director Austin Scott Miller sold 5,051 shares for $32,882, and Director Jean Botti sold 5,051 shares for $32,882. Altogether, these multiple sales across the leadership team create a mosaic of insider activity that investors in Workhorse Group will likely examine closely for signals about confidence in the company’s future direction.