Benjamin E. Huston

COO Benjamin E. Huston sells 50,000 shares at $70.39 avg for $3.5M under 10b5-1 plan; stock down 34.6% from 52-week high.

Benjamin E. Huston, Chief Operating Officer of Carvana, executed 3 separate sales totaling 50,000 shares for $3,519,605.98 on 2026-06-01, reducing non-derivative holdings to 515,769 shares. This sale is scheduled under a 10b5-1 trading plan adopted 2024-12-13, meaning it was pre-arranged and not discretionary. The stock has declined 34.6% from its 52-week high of $97.38 and is trading 15.5% lower over the past 30 days. Huston's cross-ticker track record shows avg 90-day returns of -82.9% following his prior 20 sells across all tickers; his prior 5 sales at Carvana similarly delivered avg 90-day returns of -81.0% to -83.5%. However, derivative holdings of 1,442,565 stock options remain, and the scheduled nature of this trade precludes attribution to discretionary conviction signals. The combination of a substantial sale by the COO, deep underwater valuation (P/E 6.23, revenue growth +48.6%), and the insider's consistent pattern of selling ahead of subsequent weakness warrants investor attention to the company's medium-term trajectory.

CVNA COO Benjamin Huston sold 10,000 shares ($3.8M) on May 1, 2026; stock now down 20.0% from 52-week high

Benjamin E. Huston, Chief Operating Officer, executed 19 separate sales totaling 10,000 shares for $3,849,592.31 (blended average price $384.96) on 2026-05-01, reducing his holdings by 8.6%. The sale timing is noteworthy: the current price of $76.52 is 20.0% below the 52-week high of $95.69, and his prior five CVNA sales (all on 2026-04-01) each showed 30-day declines ranging from -74.6% to -75.8%, suggesting a consistent pattern of selling into weakness at this ticker. His cross-ticker track record across 20 prior sells shows an average 30-day return of -75.1%, indicating a persistent pattern of underperformance post-sale across his broader trading activity. The company's fundamentals remain solid (revenue $6.4B, net income $250.0M, annual growth +48.6%, P/E 7.49), so this sale appears driven by portfolio management rather than fundamental deterioration.

COO Benjamin Huston sold 10,000 shares of CVNA for $3.1M on 2026-04-01; stock now $62.78, down 34.4% from 52-week high of $95.69.

Benjamin Huston, Chief Operating Officer of Carvana, executed 21 separate sales totaling 10,000 shares for $3,098,592.43 on 2026-04-01, at a blended average price of $309.86. His post-transaction holdings stand at 92,924 shares, representing a 9.7% reduction in position. The timing is noteworthy: these sales occurred when the stock was trading at prices ranging from $295.99 to $320.86, but the current price of $62.78 is 34.4% below the 52-week high of $95.69, and the stock is down 21.6% over the past 90 days. His prior 5 sales at CVNA on 2026-03-02 each posted 30-day declines of -80.4% to -80.8%, and his cross-ticker track record shows 20 prior sells with an average 30-day return of -82.6%, establishing a consistent pattern of selling before subsequent stock declines. While the stock subsequently weakened from his sale price, the scale of this liquidation—$3.1M in a single trading day across 21 tranches—merits close attention to the magnitude of capital being removed from his position and the underlying business fundamentals that may have prompted such a substantial reduction.

COO Benjamin Huston sold 10,000 shares of CVNA in 10 separate transactions on 2026-03-02 for $3,226,677.99; stock has since fallen -20.5% in 30 days and -33.3% from 52-week high of $95.69.

Benjamin Huston, COO of Carvana, executed 10 separate sales totaling 10,000 shares (10.0K shares) for $3,226,677.99 on 2026-03-02 at a blended average price of $322.67, reducing his holdings from 107,432 shares to 97,432 shares. The sales occurred as the stock has since declined sharply: the current price of $63.80 is 30-day down -20.5% and 33.3% below the 52-week high of $95.69. His prior five trades at CVNA on 2026-02-02 were also sales, establishing a pattern of recent equity reduction despite the company's strong fundamentals (revenue $5,647,000,000.00, net income $151,000,000.00, annual growth +48.6%, P/E 6.24). This pattern of consecutive sell-offs by a C-suite executive warrants scrutiny of any material developments or internal information signaling near-term downside.

COO Benjamin Huston sells 10,000 CVNA shares across 20 transactions on 2026-02-02, netting $4.1M at avg $411.27

Benjamin Huston, Chief Operating Officer, executed 20 separate sales totaling 10,000 shares for $4,112,740.21 on a single trading day at prices ranging from $394.05 to $418.02, with a blended average of $411.27. The transaction reduced his holdings by 9.2% to 98,652 shares. The multi-tranche execution pattern across a tight price range ($394.05–$418.02) on a single day stands out against his recent trading pattern at CVNA: he made 5 separate sell transactions on 2026-01-02, each followed by 30-day declines of approximately -80.3% to -80.6%. His cross-ticker track record shows 20 prior open-market sells with an average 30-day return of -80.1%, suggesting a consistent pattern of selling into strength that precedes sharp declines. Current price is $82.07, marking a -14.2% decline from the 52-week high of $95.69, whereas the transaction was executed at prices above $394—a substantial gap that may reflect subsequent market deterioration or a data context shift worth investigating.

COO sells 10,000 shares across 24 separate sales for $4.0M; recent same-ticker sells showed 30d returns of -77.7% and -77.9%

Benjamin Huston, COO of Carvana, executed 24 separate sales totaling 10,000 shares on 2026-01-02 for $4,019,360.61, reducing his holdings by 9.1% to 99,871 shares. The multi-tranche execution across a price range of $391.75 to $416.24 (blended average $401.94) appears structured rather than a single block liquidation. Notably, Huston's prior same-ticker sales on 2025-12-01 produced 30-day returns of -77.7% and -77.9%, indicating those earlier sells preceded sharp declines; however, the current stock price of $86.01 sits 9.0% below the 52-week high, and 30-day change is +7.6%, creating a mixed picture that requires observation of post-transaction outcomes. The company's fundamentals remain solid (FY revenue growth +26.9%, net income $151.0M), but the high P/E of 50.01 and the insider's cross-ticker track record showing average 30-day returns of -76.7% across 20 prior sells warrant attention to whether this transaction signals a material shift in executive confidence.

COO Huston Benjamin E. sold 20,000 CVNA shares for $9.5M; fifth sale in 12 days amid 38.8% 30-day rally.

Huston Benjamin E., Chief Operating Officer of Carvana, sold 20,000 shares at $475.00 on 2025-12-12 for $9,500,000.00, reducing his post-transaction holdings to 100,758 shares (-16.6% from prior holdings of 120,758 shares). This is the fifth distinct insider sale at CVNA within the past 12 days (prior sells on 2025-12-08 and 2025-12-01), reflecting a concentrated divestiture pattern during a period of strong upward momentum: the stock has gained 38.8% over the past 30 days and 26.0% over 90 days, currently trading at $91.14 versus the transaction price of $475.00. Across his broader cross-ticker trading history, Huston's prior 20 open-market sells averaged a -75.2% 30-day return, indicating a pattern of selling into strength; the prior same-ticker sales at CVNA remain unmeasured as outcomes are not yet complete. The company itself shows solid fundamentals—revenue of $5,647,000,000.00 with annual growth of +26.9% and net income of $151,000,000.00—yet the insider's repeated liquidation during this rally warrants investor attention to the underlying reasoning behind the sustained sell-off.

COO Benjamin Huston sells 40,000 CVNA shares for $17.6M (blended avg $439.50) on 2025-12-08; stock now at $93.53

Benjamin Huston, Chief Operating Officer of Carvana, executed 2 separate sales totaling 40,000 shares for $17,580,000.00 on 2025-12-08, reducing his holdings by 28.4% to 100,758 shares post-transaction. The blended average sale price of $439.50 stands dramatically above the current price of $93.53 — a 78.7% decline from the transaction prices. This represents a substantial unwind of his position at valuations materially higher than today's trading level. The timing is noteworthy: Huston executed these sales just one week after 5 separate sales on 2025-12-01 (outcomes not yet measurable), suggesting a concentrated reduction of his CVNA exposure. The company's fundamentals show strong growth (26.9% annual revenue growth, $151.0M net income on $5.6B revenue in the latest quarter), but the extreme divergence between insider transaction prices and current market valuation warrants investigation into whether this sale was discretionary, scheduled, or driven by other corporate factors.

COO Benjamin Huston sold 10,000 shares at blended average $377.11, reducing holdings by 9.0% to 100,758 shares.

Benjamin Huston, Chief Operating Officer of Carvana Co., executed 11 separate sales totaling 10,000 shares for $3,771,125.76 on 2025-12-01 at prices ranging from $370.70 to $381.91. This represents a 9.0% reduction in his holdings. The execution across multiple price points and volumes within the same trading day—with prices rising from $370.70 to $381.91—indicates a systematic execution rather than a single-block trade. At the transaction dates ($377.11 blended average), the stock was trading near its 52-week high of $79.08, though that reference point appears inconsistent with reported transaction prices and warrants verification. Prior transactions at CVNA on 2025-11-03 show recent selling activity, and cross-ticker track record shows 20 prior open-market sells, though same-ticker outcomes remain unmeasurable. With company fundamentals showing $5.6B annual revenue and +26.9% growth, the material dollar volume ($3.8M) signals a significant liquidity event by the COO.

COO Benjamin Huston sells 10,000 shares across 24 transactions on 2025-11-03 for $3.2M; stock now -21.6% from 52-week high

Huston executed 24 separate sales totaling 10,000 shares for $3,245,724.40 on 2025-11-03 at an average price of $324.57, reducing his holdings by 8.9% from 111,977 to 101,977 shares. The current price of $61.96 represents a substantial decline from the transaction prices, with stock down 21.6% from its 52-week high of $79.08 and down 17.5% over the past 30 days. Notably, his five prior sells at CVNA on 2025-10-01 all showed negative 30-day returns (ranging from -83.9% to -84.6%), and his cross-ticker track record of 20 prior sells averaged -82.7% 30-day returns, indicating a consistent pattern where his sell executions have precededstock declines. The company's current fundamentals show strong growth (revenue up 26.9% annually to $5.6B and net income of $151.0M), yet the dramatic post-sale price deterioration and the insider's established track record of selling before downturns suggest the market may be repricing the stock independent of near-term growth metrics.