SHOO STEVEN MADDEN, LTD. Insider Trading

President Varela sold 15,000 SHOO shares at $42.59 (Dec 1); stock now $41.70, down 9.7% from 52-week high.

Amelia Varela, President of Steven Madden, sold 15,000 shares for $638,838.00, reducing her stake by 7.2% to 194,417 shares. The sale occurred at $42.59, a price near current levels but notably below the 52-week high of $46.18. While the stock has rallied 23.0% over 30 days and 43.2% over 90 days—and fundamentals show 15.2% annual revenue growth and robust quarterly net income of $20,528,000.00—the company trades at a 48.49 P/E ratio, suggesting elevated valuation. A president's discretionary sale of this magnitude warrants monitoring for shifts in insider positioning relative to the stock's momentum and valuation multiple.

CFO Zine sold 12,473 shares of SHOO at $42.21 for $526,476.60; retains 65,010 shares post-sale.

Mazouzi Zine, Chief Financial Officer of Steven Madden, sold 12,473 shares at $42.21 on 2025-11-25, reducing his holdings by 16.1% from 77,483 shares to 65,010 shares. The sale occurred when the stock was trading near its 52-week high of $46.18, roughly 10.0% below that peak. The company is trading at a P/E of 48.31 with a market cap of $3,018,937,282.35 and has demonstrated strong growth, with revenue growth of 15.2% annually and recent quarterly revenue of $667,875,000.00. The CFO retains meaningful insider ownership post-transaction, maintaining a substantial equity stake in the organization.

Director KLIPPER MITCHELL S bought 4,000 shares of SHOO at $25.61 on 2025-05-12, increasing holdings to 28,649 shares (+16.2%)

KLIPPER MITCHELL S, a director of Steven Madden, purchased 4,000 shares at $25.61, bringing total holdings to 28,649 shares and increasing his position by 16.2% relative to pre-transaction levels. The transaction occurred when the stock trades at $26.75 current price, positioned 46.2% below its 52-week high of $49.70. The company demonstrates solid fundamentals with $553.5M quarterly revenue, $41.3M net income, annual revenue growth of +15.2%, and a P/E of 11.24, though the stock is down 28.9% over 90 days despite a +28.6% rebound over 30 days. The director's discretionary accumulation at a price significantly depressed from recent highs provides a data point on insider positioning, though the magnitude and frequency context would inform the full significance of this activity.

Director Ferrara Al purchases 4,000 SHOO shares at $26.06; holding increases 21.9% to 22,291 shares

Ferrara Al acquired 4,000 shares at $26.06, expanding his position by 21.9% to 22,291 shares. The transaction occurred when SHOO traded 46.2% below its 52-week high of $49.70, despite the stock having appreciated 28.6% over the prior 30 days. Underlying fundamentals remain solid with annual revenue growth of 15.2%, a P/E of 11.24, and positive net income of $41,260,000.00, suggesting the company maintains operational strength despite recent price volatility. The open-market purchase at a depressed absolute price relative to recent peak valuations provides observable context for the transaction, though without scheduled trade plan disclosure or broader insider activity patterns, the isolated signal carries moderate weight.