Robinhood CEO and the General Counsel disclosed the sale of approximately 43780000 USD shares of company stock in total
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Robinhood CEO and the General Counsel collectively sold 385000 shares of company stock, worth approximately 43780600 USD。
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Robinhood CEO and the General Counsel collectively sold more than 43780000 USD shares
PANews October 9 news, according to SEC disclosures,Robinhood CEO Vladimir Tenev October 5 sold at an average price per share of 113.72 USD, selling 375000 shares of company stock, with a total value of approximately 42643500 USD. Following the transaction, his directly held shares decreased to 6907 shares. In addition, General Counsel Daniel Martin Jr sold at an average price per share of 113.71 USD, selling 10000 shares of company stock, with a total value of approximately 1137100 USD. Following the transaction, his directly held shares decreased to 499943 shares.
According to SEC disclosures cited in the article, Vladimir Tenev October 5 sold 375000 shares of Robinhood stock.
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Vladimir Tenev's average sale price was 113.72 USD per share, with a total value of approximately 42643500 USD。
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Following the transaction, Vladimir Tenev's directly held shares decreased to 6907 shares.
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Daniel Martin Jr sold 10000 shares of Robinhood stock at an average price of 113.71 USD per share, with a total value of approximately 1137100 USD。
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Following the transaction, Daniel Martin Jr's directly held shares decreased to 499943 shares.
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This news item describes Robinhood executives selling company stock and lists the number of shares sold, average price, transaction value, and post-transaction direct holdings. The original text does not state the specific reasons for their stock sales.
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