Director Peter Feld sold $133M worth of QRVO shares at $100.25, reducing his stake by 18% in his first-ever open market transaction. This large first-time sale by a director amid a series of recent insider sales suggests potential concerns about near-term prospects despite the stock trading 33% above its 90-day low.

Where it could go — Analyst mean target unavailable; bear case if stock breaks below $86 support level.

CEO Robert Bruggeworth sold $2.8M worth of QRVO shares at $99.73, reducing his stake by 7.5% from a position 33% above the 90-day low. This first-ever open market sale by the CEO, following four other executive sales in May totaling over $5M, signals significant insider concern about near-term valuation. Bear: breaks $86 support level; bull holds above $109 resistance.

Where it could go — No historical hit-rate data available; bear breaks $86, bull holds $109.

CEO Robert Bruggeworth sold $2.8M worth of QRVO shares at $99.73, reducing his stake by 7.5% from a position 33% above the 90-day low. This first-ever open market sale by the CEO, following four other executive sales in May totaling over $5M, signals significant insider concern about near-term valuation. Bear: breaks $86 support level; bull holds above $109 resistance.

Where it could go — No historical hit-rate data available; bear breaks $86, bull holds $109.

CEO Robert Bruggeworth sold $2.8M worth of QRVO shares at $99.73, reducing his stake by 7.5% from a position 33% above the 90-day low. This first-ever open market sale by the CEO, following four other executive sales in May totaling over $5M, signals significant insider concern about near-term valuation. Bear: breaks $86 support level; bull holds above $109 resistance.

Where it could go — No historical hit-rate data available; bear breaks $86, bull holds $109.

CEO Robert Bruggeworth sold $2.8M worth of QRVO shares at $99.73, reducing his stake by 7.5% from a position 33% above the 90-day low. This first-ever open market sale by the CEO, following four other executive sales in May totaling over $5M, signals significant insider concern about near-term valuation. Bear: breaks $86 support level; bull holds above $109 resistance.

Where it could go — No historical hit-rate data available; bear breaks $86, bull holds $109.

SVP Paul Fego sold $250K worth of QRVO shares at $100, reducing his stake by 3.4% while the stock traded 6% below its 90-day high. This first-time sale by an operations executive suggests routine diversification rather than fundamental concern, particularly given the stock's 33% rally from recent lows.

Where it could go — Analyst mean target unavailable; bear case if stock breaks below $83.75 support level.

VP Gina Harrison sold $471K in QRVO shares, reducing her stake by 16.2% at $100, a price 33.5% above the 90-day low. This first-time sale by an officer, following two other recent bearish insider trades at the company, suggests internal caution despite the stock's recovery from its lows.

Where it could go — Analyst mean target not provided; bear case if stock breaks recent low near $83.75.

CFO Brown Grant sold $1.3M worth of QRVO shares at $88.78, reducing his stake by 23.2% from a position 18.5% above the 90-day low. As the CFO's first open-market sale, this significant liquidity event from a key financial officer raises questions about internal confidence, especially absent any other insider buying. Bear: a break below the 90-day low of $74.92 could signal a deeper trend; bull case requires holding above the $79.72 30-day low.

Where it could go — No specific pattern data for QRVO; broad base rate for officer sales is 45% positive at 90d. Bear breaks $74.92, bull holds $79.72.

SVP Chesley Philip sold $1.2M worth of QRVO shares at $88.78, reducing his stake by 28.2% from a position 18.5% above the 90-day low. This first-ever open-market sale by a senior officer is a clear negative signal, suggesting a lack of confidence at current levels despite the stock being off its highs. Bear: a break below the recent $79.72 low could signal a deeper correction.

Where it could go — No similar QRVO signal history; broad base rate for officer sells is negative. Bear breaks $79.72.

SVP Chesley Philip sold $1.2M worth of QRVO shares at $88.78, reducing his stake by 28.2% from a position 18.5% above the 90-day low. This first-ever open-market sale by a senior officer is a clear negative signal, suggesting a lack of confidence at current levels despite the stock being off its highs. Bear: a break below the recent $79.72 low could signal a deeper correction.

Where it could go — No similar QRVO signal history; broad base rate for officer sells is negative. Bear breaks $79.72.