CFO Andrew Kang sold $MSTR stock totaling $20,000,000 in August 2025.
CEO Phong Le has sold 8,400 shares of Common A Stock.
Carl Likertsen also dumped 26,390 shares, worth roughly $10 million in stock this year.
Vice President of Strategy and CFO Andrew Kang sold MicroStrategy ($MSTR) stocks totaling $20,000,000 in August 2025. Sales included multiple large transactions. Could this have a negative impact on the company?
I'm peering into Kang's recent deals
- August 7, 2025: Kang sold 18,750 shares of shares for $7,406,250.00 (approximately $7.4 million) at an average price of $395.00.
- On the same day he bought 18,750 shares and then sold them in three batches of 6,250 shares. Each is $390, $395 and $400 per share, respectively.
- August 5, 2025: Kang sold 6,250 strategic shares. The shares were purchased at an average cost of $90.00 per share in a total trading of $252,000.00.
In total, His sales This month it was worth about $20 million. Other transactions made by Kang:
- June 6, 2025: Kang sold 1,877 strategic shares. The stock sells at an average price of $374.54, totaling $703,011.58.
- June 5, 2025: Kang purchased 2,250 strategic shares. The shares were purchased at an average cost of $85.00 per share, trading totaling $191,250.00.
- May 20, 2025: Kang sold 5,638 strategic shares. The stock sold at an average price of $410.22, totaling $2,312,820.36.
Strategy President and Director Offload $MSTR
The company's president and CEO, Phong Le, sold 8,400 shares of Common A Stock by June 18th. XRP Healthcare Director Edward Farina has raised the major danger flag for the sale.
Along with him, the company's director, Carl Likertsen, also dumped 26,390 shares, worth around $10 million this year. On June 2nd, Rickertsen acquired 26,390 shares and then sold the same day for $9,827,636. The next day, he sold 980 shares for $371,488.60 and bought them on May 13th. In late June 2025 he ended his holdings entirely.
Can this change the market sentiment of $MSTR?
Typically, when an insider sells large stocks without the corresponding insider purchase, it may show investors that the company's leadership is concerned about the company's future. After Kang's trading on August 7th, his holdings fell by about 43.39%.
As Kang has not yet issued an official statement about his deal, critics argue that insider sales may reflect concerns about the sustainability of this approach. Over the past month, $MSTR has seen a significant decline of around 19.93%.
