SE CCO Wang Yanjun sold $245K worth of shares, reducing their direct holdings by 5.1% while the stock traded just 3.3% below its 90-day high. This represents their 26th consecutive sale with no other insider buyers, indicating persistent institutional selling pressure despite analyst optimism.

Where it could go — Our 5-6 conviction officer sells: 52% beat SPY at 30d with +4.4% average outperformance; watch $105.90 as resistance, $80.80 as support.

COO Ye Gang sold 40,000 shares at $102.45, reducing his directly held shares by 7.1% (560K to 520K), with the transaction price sitting 3.3% below the 90-day high of $105.90 and 27.6% above the 90-day low. This $4.1M sale is his largest single transaction on record, extending an unbroken 25-trade sell streak with no buys ever filed — a sustained, accelerating liquidation pattern that is difficult to dismiss as routine diversification. Bull case: stock holds above $100 into the August 10 earnings print with $0.82 EPS consensus; bear case: a break below $95 would confirm distribution pressure is outweighing the STRONG BUY analyst backdrop.

Where it could go — Our 7-8 conviction officer sell signals: 33% beat SPY at 30d (n=76, avg -9.1% vs SPY); bear breaks $95, bull holds $100.

CFO Hou Tianyu sold $500K worth of SE stock, reducing his directly held shares by 25% and following a $908K sale 13 days prior. This trade continues a clear pattern of officer selling with no other insider buyers, aligning with recent bearish signals from the CCO and COO.

Where it could go — Our 1-4 conviction officer sells have a 58% chance of beating SPY at 30d; watch $103.30 as the bull trigger, $80.80 as the bear break.

SE COO and director Ye Gang sold 20,000 shares at $93.25 for $1.865M, trimming directly held shares by 3.4% (580K to 560K), with the stock sitting 7.3% below its 90d high and 17.3% above its 90d low. This is the latest in an unbroken string of sales spanning at least six weeks — with six prior transactions in June alone each averaging ~$1.75M — representing a sustained, high-frequency distribution campaign by the company's second-highest operational officer that goes well beyond typical scheduled selling. Bull case: STRONG BUY consensus holds and $93 acts as support into the Aug 10 earnings print with EPS consensus at $0.82 → retest of $99.97 high; bear case: continued insider supply pressure and a miss on earnings breaks $80.80.

Where it could go — 41.7% positive 90d in broad universe; avg 30d return after similar SE signals is -2.5%; bull holds $93, bear breaks $80.80.

SE CCO Wang Yanjun sold $185K worth of shares, reducing their direct holdings by 4.1% in their 25th consecutive sale. This continues a persistent pattern of insider selling at SE with no offsetting buying activity from other executives.

Where it could go — 41.7% of similar setups resulted in positive 90d returns; watch $92 as resistance, $80 as support.

SE CCO Wang Yanjun sold $180K worth of shares, reducing her direct stake by 3.9% amid a broader pattern of insider selling at the company. This trade is part of a long-standing routine selling pattern rather than a new concerning signal, though it occurs against a backdrop of multiple recent bearish insider signals at SE.

Where it could go — 41.7% of similar setups see stock higher at 90d; watch $80.80 as bear break level.

COO Ye Gang sold 20,000 shares at $89.76 for $1.8M, trimming directly held shares by 3.3% to 580,000, with the stock sitting 10.2% below its 90-day high and 15.7% above its 90-day low. This is the ninth consecutive sale in roughly three weeks, with six transactions in June alone each ranging from $1.7M–$1.8M, and 25 total sells on record against zero buys — a sustained, one-directional liquidation that carries weight regardless of whether it follows a 10b5-1 plan. Bull case: STRONG BUY consensus from 34 of 37 analysts holds, stock reclaims $97–$100 into the August 10 earnings catalyst with $0.82 EPS consensus; bear case: persistent insider selling pressure and a -2.8% average 30-day return after similar SE signals push the stock back toward the $77.60 90-day low.

Where it could go — Similar SE signals average -2.8% at 30d; bull holds $89, bear breaks $80.80 30d low.

SE COO Ye Gang sold 20,000 shares at $91.72 for $1.8M, trimming directly held shares by 3.2% (620,000 to 600,000), with the stock sitting 8.3% below its 90d high and 18.2% above its 90d low. This is the 8th consecutive sale in roughly three weeks, with Ye Gang having offloaded over $15M since early June and zero buys across all 35 Form 4 filings on record — a sustained, high-volume liquidation from the COO with no offsetting cluster of buyers among other insiders carries meaningful weight regardless of the 34-of-37 analyst STRONG BUY consensus. Bull case: stock holds above $80.80 (30d low) into the August 10 earnings print with $0.82 EPS consensus; bear case: continued COO selling pressure combined with any earnings miss breaks $77.60 and accelerates the drawdown.

Where it could go — 41.7% positive 90d in broad universe; avg 30d return after similar SE signals is -3.0%; bull holds $80.80, bear breaks $77.60.

SE COO Ye Gang sold 20,000 shares at $90.23, trimming 3.1% of directly held shares from 640,000 to 620,000, with the stock sitting 9.7% below its 90d high and 16.8% above its 90d low. This is the 7th consecutive sell in under three weeks, bringing total proceeds to over $13M — a sustained distribution pace that stands out even against a backdrop of 37 analysts rating SE a STRONG BUY; when the COO sells this aggressively into analyst optimism, the divergence is worth tracking. Bull case: SE holds above $80.80 (30d low) into the August 10 earnings print with $0.82 EPS consensus; bear case: a break below $77.27 (90d low) would confirm insider distribution was prescient.

Where it could go — Avg 30d return after 224 similar SE signals: -3.0%; bull holds $80.80, bear breaks $77.27.

CFO Hou Tianyu sold 10,000 shares at $90.77, reducing directly held shares by 33% amid no other insider buying activity. This first-time sale follows a pattern of recent SE officer selling and occurs despite the stock trading 9% below its 90-day high.

Where it could go — 41.7% of similar setups saw stocks higher at 90d; watch $77.27 as bear break level.

COO Ye Gang sold $1.8M worth of SE shares at $89.56, reducing his direct stake by 22% at a price 10% below the 90-day high. This marks his 25th consecutive sale with no other insiders buying, signaling persistent distribution despite a STRONG BUY analyst consensus. Bear: breaks $80.80 support; bull holds $97.80 resistance.

Where it could go — 41.7% of similar signals positive at 90d; bear breaks $80.80, bull holds $97.80.

COO and director Ye Gang sold 20,000 shares at $85.51 for $1.7M on June 15, cutting directly held shares by 18.2% to 90,000 — the sixth consecutive sale since June 1, with the stock trading 14.5% below its 90-day high of $99.97. The sheer velocity matters: six sales totaling roughly $10.8M in 15 days, all in the $85–$90 range, signals a deliberate and urgent desire to reduce exposure rather than routine diversification, even as 34 of 37 analysts maintain a buy rating. Bull case: stock holds $80.80 support and earnings on August 10 deliver above the $0.82 consensus EPS, potentially reversing the insider narrative; bear case: continued COO selling pressure and a break below $77.27 confirm distribution at the top of the recent range.

Where it could go — 36.4% positive 90d base rate for similar sell signals; bull holds $80.80, bear breaks $77.27 90d low.

COO Ye Gang sold 20,000 shares at $83.09 for $1.7M, cutting his stake from 130,000 to 110,000 shares — a 15.4% reduction — in what is now his 25th consecutive sale with no buys ever recorded. This sustained, high-frequency liquidation pattern — over $10M sold across just the past three weeks alone — from a sitting COO with no offsetting purchases is a persistent bearish signal that goes well beyond routine diversification. Bull case: strong analyst consensus (34 of 37 rate BUY) and August 10 earnings with $0.82 EPS consensus could absorb selling pressure if results beat; bear case: continued insider liquidation at this pace breaks confidence in the $83 level.

Where it could go — 220 similar SE signals avg -3.9% at 30d; bull holds $83, bear accelerates below $80 on continued COO selling.

COO Ye Gang sold $1.7M worth of SE stock at $84.18, reducing his stake by 13.3% from a position bought near the 90-day low. This sale continues a relentless pattern of 25 consecutive sells, signaling persistent insider distribution despite a STRONG BUY analyst consensus. Breaks $77.27 support → targets a retest of lower lows.

Where it could go — Similar SE signals average -2.7% at 30d; bear breaks $77.27, bull holds $84.18.

SE's Chief Compliance Officer sold $135K worth of shares at $84.22, reducing their stake by 44% while the stock trades 16% below its 90-day high. This represents their 25th consecutive sale with no other insiders buying, continuing a well-established pattern of routine diversification.

Where it could go — 37.5% of similar setups show positive 90-day returns; watch $81.84 as the bear break level given the stock's proximity to its 90-day low.

COO Ye Gang sold $1.8M at $89.58, reducing his stake by 11.8% from a position 10.4% below the 90-day high. This marks his 24th consecutive sale with zero buys, indicating systematic distribution rather than market timing. Bear: breaks $81.84 support.

Where it could go — Broad base rate 0.0% positive at 90d; bear breaks $81.84, bull holds $99.97.

SE CCO Wang Yanjun sold $143K in stock, reducing their stake by 30.8% at a price 10.4% below the 90-day high. This is part of a long-running pattern of routine sales, lacking any supporting cluster of insider buys to counter the bearish signal.

Where it could go — Analyst mean target not provided; bear case if stock breaks the 90-day low of $77.27.

COO Ye Gang sold $453K in SE shares, reducing his stake by 2.6% at $93.11 near the stock's 90-day high. This represents his 11th consecutive sale with no supporting buys from other insiders, suggesting routine diversification rather than fundamental concerns.

Where it could go — Analyst mean target implies upside from current levels; bear case if stock breaks below $77 support.

COO Ye Gang sold $453K in SE shares, reducing his stake by 2.6% at $93.11 near the stock's 90-day high. This represents his 11th consecutive sale with no supporting buys from other insiders, suggesting routine diversification rather than fundamental concerns.

Where it could go — Analyst mean target implies upside from current levels; bear case if stock breaks below $77 support.

COO Ye Gang sold $453K in SE shares, reducing his stake by 2.6% at $93.11 near the stock's 90-day high. This represents his 11th consecutive sale with no supporting buys from other insiders, suggesting routine diversification rather than fundamental concerns.

Where it could go — Analyst mean target implies upside from current levels; bear case if stock breaks below $77 support.