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To: Investor2 who wrote (9945)	2/27/2023 11:02:33 PM
From: Rarebird	Respond to of 10065

I use to think that Insider buying/selling was bullish/bearish. But I am not so sure of that now. I have seen massive inside buying while the stock continued to tank and have seen pretty big insider selling over a number of years result in very little affeçt on the stock price as the stock continued to surge. Insiders take profits. Wall Street often reads more into the buying/selling than is warranted. To be sure, insider buying more often than not is bullish. But Insider selling rarely makes a stock go down beyond the transaction.

To: Investor2 who wrote (9945)	2/28/2023 4:00:04 AM
From: nicewatch	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10065

Looks pretty normal to me. Sold out of trusts presumably on a defined plan. If they aren't selling like that quarterly would guess they do 1-3 times per year on a defined plan. When you have wealth like the Walton heirs, sales like that amount to refilling your petty cash drawers. I think collectively the heirs still own almost 50% of the company.