Richard J Rothberg

General Counsel Richard J Rothberg sold 20,000 DELL shares at $410.00 for $8.2M, reducing holdings to 142.4K shares

Richard J Rothberg, General Counsel & Secretary of Dell Technologies, sold 20,000 shares at $410.00 on 2026-06-15, bringing his holdings down 12.3% from 162.4K to 142.4K shares. The sale occurred while the stock was trading at $419.32 (currently -10.7% from its 52-week high of $469.47), following a substantial 30-day rally of +76.2% and 90-day climb of +167.5%. Examining his prior transaction history at Dell—three prior sells in 2025, 2024, and 2023—none were well-timed at the 90-day mark; the most recent prior sale (2025-06-03) saw the stock gain +12.2% over 90 days post-trade. Against a backdrop of Dell's strong recent operational metrics (revenue of $27.0B, net income of $1.5B, annual growth of +18.8%, and market cap of $273.4B), this sale removes a discretionary tranche of executive equity but lacks a clear timing signal relative to the company's momentum or valuation—the P/E of 40.95 places it in growth territory, and the sale itself provides no new information about management's view of intrinsic value or near-term prospects.

Dell General Counsel Richard Rothberg sold 70,165 shares at $108.82 on 2025-06-03, reducing holdings by -46.7%.

Richard Rothberg sold 70,165 shares of Dell at $108.82, trimming his holdings from 150,093 to 79,928 shares—a reduction of -46.7% of pre-transaction holdings. The sale occurred in a period of significant stock momentum: Dell rose 30-day: +19.0% and 90-day: +22.3%, though remains -25.0% from its 52-week high of $149.15. Rothberg's cross-ticker track record shows 2 prior sells with a 90-day well-timed rate of 0.00%, while his two prior sales at Dell specifically (2024-04-08 and 2023-09-06) both resulted in positive 90-day returns, indicating those earlier sales were poorly timed as the stock subsequently rose. The company shows solid fundamentals: $24.4B in quarterly revenue, $1.1B net income, and +8.1% annual revenue growth at a P/E of 14.21. As General Counsel, Rothberg's substantial reduction in ownership warrants monitoring, though the lack of any pattern of well-timed sells at this ticker and the strong recent price momentum suggest this sale does not necessarily reflect material internal concerns.