Ahmad Bahai

Ahmad Bahai (SVP, TXN) sold 5,000 shares for $1,545,636.00 near 52-week high; prior TXN sales show 1 of 4 well-timed at 90d.

Ahmad Bahai executed two separate sales on 2026-05-14, disposing of 5,000 shares for a combined $1,545,636.00 at prices near the 52-week high of $309.32. His post-transaction holdings of 42,519 shares represent a -10.5% reduction from pre-transaction levels of 47,519 shares. At the same-ticker level, his prior four sales at TXN show mixed 90-day timing: one sale on 2026-04-27 produced 90d +14.8%, a sale on 2026-02-11 produced 90d +27.9%, a sale on 2026-02-05 produced 90d +29.5%, and a sale on 2024-08-27 produced 90d -3.4%, with only 1 of 4 well-timed at the 90-day mark. The current price of $308.17 sits -0.4% from the 52-week high, and the stock has posted +40.8% over the prior 30 days and +36.3% over the prior 90 days, contextualizing this sale within a period of pronounced upward momentum.

TXN C-suite insider exercises stock options and immediately sells near 52-week highs.

A Texas Instruments executive exercised roughly 3,660 shares and promptly sold the same amount at nearly identical timing on the same day—a classic option-exercise-and-sell transaction. The sale occurred when the stock was trading just shy of its recent highs, suggesting the insider chose to lock in gains during a strong rally rather than hold the newly acquired shares. Texas Instruments remains a profitable, revenue-growing company with solid fundamentals, though valuations appear stretched on a forward basis. The simultaneous exercise and sale, combined with the timing near peak prices, signals confidence in current valuation rather than conviction in further upside—this is taking profits after a material run-up, not accumulation. For retail investors, this is a neutral-to-mildly-cautious signal: the insider is neither aggressively buying weakness nor abandoning the stock, but rather using a high-water-mark moment to diversify holdings.

SVP Ahmad sold 6,500 TXN shares at $230.79 on 2026-02-11; sold again 6 days later, extending pattern of recent exit activity.

BAHAI AHMAD executed a sale of 6,500 shares (13.3% of pre-transaction holdings) at $230.79 on 2026-02-11, reducing his stake to 42,488 shares. This sale occurred only 6 days after a prior sale on 2026-02-05 at the same ticker, signaling a deliberate, concentrated exit window in early February. While TXN stock has appreciated significantly in the trailing 30 and 90 days (+18.3% and +40.0% respectively), Ahmad's prior sale at this ticker on 2024-08-27 exhibited a -3.4% 90-day return, consistent with his broader cross-ticker record showing a 90-day well-timed rate of 100.00%—meaning his prior sells have occurred before subsequent declines. The recurring back-to-back sales within a short timeframe warrant attention to whether this reflects a shift in Ahmad's positioning or external circumstances driving liquidity events.

TXN Sr. VP Bahai Ahmad sold 3,000 shares ($670.4K) at $223.46; retains 42.5K shares post-transaction

Bahai Ahmad, Sr. Vice President, sold 3,000 shares (3.0K shares) of Texas Instruments at $223.46 on 2026-02-05, reducing holdings by 6.6% to 42.5K shares. The transaction occurred near TXN's 52-week high (current price $221.44 is -1.7% from the $225.21 peak), and Ahmad's single prior sell at TXN on 2024-08-27 was well-timed, with a 90-day return of -3.4%. His cross-ticker track record shows 1 prior sell with a 90d well-timed rate of 100.00%, suggesting a pattern of selling before declines. The company fundamentals remain solid with FY revenue growth of +13.0% and a market cap of $201.0B, though the P/E of 38.31 reflects current valuation levels. The sale occurs in a stock that has appreciated +19.2% over 30 days and +37.9% over 90 days, suggesting a discretionary decision made after significant recent gains.

Sr. VP Ahmad sold 4,250 shares (10.8% reduction) at $209.98 on 2024-08-27, post-transaction holdings 35,020 shares.

Ahmad sold 4,250 shares worth $892,426.90 at $209.98, reducing holdings by 10.8% to 35,020 shares. The sale occurred near the 52-week high of $211.09, with the stock up 5.0% over 30 days and 8.2% over 90 days, reflecting recent momentum. Texas Instruments faces headwinds: revenue declined 12.5% year-over-year in the latest quarter despite absolute revenues of $3.8B and net income of $1.1B, while the stock trades at a P/E of 36.27—elevated relative to the revenue contraction backdrop. The sale timing relative to recent price strength and the company's -12.5% annual revenue growth represents a material reduction in Ahmad's direct stake during a period of both stock appreciation and operational deceleration.