Boeing CEO sells 3,770 shares at $229.94; stock up 13.6% in 90 days post-sale despite unprofitable fundamentals.
Raymond David Christopher sold 3,770 shares of Boeing at $229.94 on 2025-08-08, reducing his holdings by -9.5%. Boeing's fundamentals are materially weak: annual revenue declined -14.5%, and the company reported a net loss of $-611.0M over its most recent full fiscal year. The sale occurred within the 52-week range, at -1.6% from the 52-week high of $236.41. At his same-ticker history at BA, his prior sell on 2025-05-02 was followed by a 90-day return of +18.6%, meaning the stock rose significantly after he sold—a poorly-timed outcome. This current sale is similarly positioned: the stock has gained 13.6% in the 90 days following the August transaction, continuing the pattern of sales executed ahead of appreciation rather than ahead of declines. The insider's cross-ticker track record shows 0% well-timed rate across prior sells, reflecting a consistent absence of predictive timing advantage.
Boeing CEO sells 3,899 shares for $729.2K amid -14.5% annual revenue decline and unprofitability
Raymond David Christopher, EVP, President & CEO of Boeing's Business Services subsidiary, sold 3,899 shares (42.5K shares post-transaction) at $187.01 on 2025-05-02. This sale occurs in an operational context: Boeing reported -$37.0M net income in its most recent quarter with annual revenue decline of -14.5% versus the prior fiscal year. The stock has risen 36.5% over 30 days and currently trades at $186.46, near its 52-week range. The -8.4% reduction in his stated holdings represents a modest transaction in absolute terms, but the sale is marked against deteriorating company fundamentals including full-year net income was negative.
