Insider trades: Goldman Sachs, P&G and Texas Instruments draw attention
According to Seeking Alpha, executives at Goldman Sachs, P&G, Texas Instruments and several other companies traded their shares between October 26 and October 30, 2026.
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what happened
Seeking Alpha reports that insiders at several large companies traded their own shares during the week of October 26 to October 30. Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon sold 12,000 shares at prices between $910.46 and $912.11, for about $10.93M. The sale equaled roughly 5.92% of his holdings, leaving him with 190,556 shares.
Procter & Gamble CEO Shailesh Jejurikar sold 35,000 shares at $163.09 for about $5.71M, while Texas Instruments director Robert Sanchez sold 6,065 shares at $302.21 for $1.83M. On the buying side, Ares Capital director Mary Henson purchased 2,500 shares at $18.46, Accenture CEO Julie Sweet bought 12,200 shares at about $245 to $246 for around $3M, and Truist Financial CEO Michael Lyons acquired 25,000 shares at $48.36 for $1.21M.
why it matters
Insider trade reports like these usually have little direct effect on the market, since executive sales often reflect personal planning, tax obligations or compensation schedules. They are best treated as background information rather than a standalone signal for where the stocks are heading.
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- Insider trades: Goldman Sachs, P&G, Texas Instruments among major names — Seeking Alpha, 31 October 2026 at 15:03 UTC
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