Murphy J Andrew

CEO Murphy J Andrew sold 11.9K EIX shares (43.1% of holdings) at $54.42 on 2025-08-04 for $647.6K

Murphy J Andrew, President & CEO of Edison Energy, executed an open-market sale of 11,900 shares at $54.42, reducing his holdings from 27,586 to 15,686 shares. This represents a 43.1% reduction in his position at a price that is 37.9% below the 52-week high of $88.36, though the stock has recovered 8.7% over the past 30 days. Critically, his prior five sales at EIX showed zero instances of well-timed exits at the 90-day mark—all subsequent 90-day periods showed positive returns (ranging from +1.2% to +9.7%), indicating the insider has consistently sold before rallies. This current transaction occurs at a depressed price level within the annual range, and without observed evidence of successful timing discipline in this ticker, the sale does not clearly signal confidence in near-term valuation.

Edison International CEO Murphy J Andrew sold 23,896 shares (54.6% of holdings) for $2.0M on 2024-08-26 near 52-week highs.

Murphy J Andrew, President & CEO of Edison Energy, executed a substantial sale of 23,896 shares at $85.45, reducing his Edison International holdings from 43,745 shares to 19,849 shares. The transaction occurred at a price within 0.7% of the 52-week high of $85.41, following a 30-day gain of +8.0% and 90-day gain of +15.6%. His cross-ticker track record shows 6 prior sells with a 90-day well-timed rate of 25.00%, while at Edison International specifically, his three prior measurable sales (May 2024) each produced positive 90-day returns of +9.0% to +9.7%, meaning he sold before subsequent stock appreciation. This sale pattern—liquidating more than half his position at elevated valuations—warrants investor attention to whether operational or market conditions have shifted. The company carries elevated valuation metrics (P/E 27.44) against flat-to-negative revenue growth (-5.1% year-over-year), which contextualizes the timing of a large open-market sale by the CEO.

CEO Murphy sold 32.5K shares (62.3% of holdings) at $80.12 on 2024-07-31; stock now at $82.27

Murphy J Andrew, President & CEO of Edison Energy, sold 32,505 shares at $80.12 on 2024-07-31, reducing his position from 52,164 shares to 19,659 shares—a 62.3% reduction. The sale occurred at a price $2.15 below the current price of $82.27 and near the 52-week high. Across his entire open-market history, Murphy's prior 5 sells were well-timed 100.00% of the time (negative average 90-day returns of -4.1%), but at Edison International specifically, his timing is mixed: only 1 of 1 measurable sale outcomes (2023-04-05) was well-timed, while his three most recent sales at this ticker on 2024-05-10, 2024-05-13, and 2024-05-14 all preceded modest stock gains (30-day returns of -1.4%, -2.0%, and -2.2% respectively). The company has contracted revenue (annual growth of -5.1%) and a valuation multiple of 26.62 P/E despite a market cap of $31.8B. The recent convergence of multiple sales in a tight window (five trades within three months) suggests sustained liquidation activity rather than a one-time adjustment.

Edison Energy CEO Andrew Murphy sells 28,995 shares of EIX for $2.3M, reducing stake by -59.6% to 19.7K shares

Murphy J Andrew, PRESIDENT & CEO of Edison Energy, executed a substantial open-market sale on 2024-07-26, liquidating 28,995 shares (29.0K shares) of EDISON INTERNATIONAL (EIX) at $78.43, reducing his post-transaction holdings to 19.7K shares from 48.7K shares—a -59.6% reduction in his stake. The transaction occurred near the 52-week high of $78.51 and followed a strong 90-day gain of +10.0% and 30-day gain of +8.9%, positioning it at favorable price levels relative to recent momentum. His cross-ticker track record shows a 100.00% well-timed rate across 4 prior sells (avg 90d return -4.1%), indicating a historical pattern of selling before price declines; however, at EIX specifically, his prior 4 trades show mixed timing with only 1 measurable outcome at the 90-day mark (from a 2023 sale showing -4.1%). The company trades at a P/E of 25.31 with annual revenue declining -5.1% year-over-year, adding context to what is otherwise a large discretionary reduction in leadership exposure to the stock.