Cocks Christian P

Hasbro CEO Cocks sells 196,411 shares for $19.7M on 2026-02-26; holds 303.3K post-sale after -39.3% reduction

Christian P Cocks, CEO of Hasbro, executed 2 separate sales totaling 196,411 shares for $19,706,036.72 at an average price of $100.33, reducing his holdings by 39.3% in a single filing. The timing is material: Cocks filed identical sell transactions on 2026-02-12 (3 separate filings, outcomes pending measurement), followed immediately by this 2026-02-26 filing, suggesting sustained liquidation activity within a compressed window. Against Hasbro's fundamentals—the company posted annual revenue growth of 13.1% and recent-quarter net income of $233.2M, though it was unprofitable on a full-year basis—a CEO reduction of this magnitude paired with sequential filings warrants attention. His cross-ticker track record shows a 100% well-timed rate on 6 prior sells with -6.1% average 30-day return, indicating a pattern of selling ahead of declines, though same-ticker measurement remains preliminary.

CEO Cocks sells 181,581 shares at blended $103.86, reduces stake by 42.1% in single filing

Christian P. Cocks executed four separate sales on 2026-02-12 totaling 181,581 shares for $18,859,027.94, reducing his holdings from 431,442 to 249,861 shares—a 42.1% reduction. The transactions priced between $102.63 and $106.48 occurred near the 52-week high ($105.94), with the current price $102.23 trailing that peak by 3.5%. His prior two open-market sales at HAS (both on 2025-08-21) were well-timed at the 90-day mark, registering -3.1% and -3.2% returns—a consistent pattern of selling ahead of near-term declines. This large single-day liquidation of 42% of his position, executed near an annual high, warrants investor attention to whether prior sell-timing patterns continue to hold and whether fundamental or capital-allocation factors are driving the unusually large reduction.

Director Cocks purchases 45 TAP shares at $47.18; stock now $51.76, -17.7% from 52-week high.

Christian P Cocks, a director, purchased 45 shares of Molson Coors at $47.18 for $2,123.33, a modest addition to his 4,634-share holding (net +1.0%). The stock has since appreciated to $51.76, a gain of 9.6% from the transaction price, placing it within its $43.22–$62.91 52-week range but down 17.7% from its 52-week high, suggesting the stock remains in a downtrend relative to recent peaks. Fundamentally, the company faces significant headwinds: a $2.9B net loss in the latest quarter against $3.5B in revenue, flat-to-negative annual revenue growth of -1.1%, and a low P/E of 9.62 reflecting depressed earnings. Given the modest transaction size, short holding history context, and company's profitability challenges, this insider purchase alone carries limited signaling power regarding near-term direction.

HAS CEO Cocks sold 27,800 shares for $2.2M at $78.92 on 2025-08-21; stock now $81.85.

Christian P Cocks, CEO of Hasbro, executed 2 separate sales totaling 27,800 shares for $2,194,072.68 at a blended average price of $78.92. This represents a 10.0% reduction in his post-transaction holdings of 249,861 shares. The sales occurred near the 52-week high of $81.85, with the stock having gained 24.3% over the prior 90 days, yet the company reported a $-855.8M net loss on quarterly revenue of $1.1B and declining annual revenue (-5.1%). The divergence between strong price momentum and deteriorating fundamentals warrants investor attention to the underlying business trajectory and how that performance is reflected in forward guidance.