Schulz David S.

EVP and former CFO Schulz disposes of ~32K shares for $11.5M as stock reaches 52-week highs.

David Schulz, EVP and former CFO of WESCO, executed five sell transactions totaling roughly 32,000 shares on a single trading day while the stock was trading at its 52-week high following a sharp rally over the prior month. The timing is noteworthy: the stock has appreciated significantly in recent weeks, yet Schulz chose to exit a material portion of his holdings near the peak price rather than at lower levels. Examining his prior sales in this same stock reveals a consistent pattern — every previous exit saw the stock rise over the subsequent 90-day period, meaning he has not had success with longer-term sale timing. However, his most recent prior sale showed immediate downside in the 30-day window before reversing, suggesting at least near-term accuracy on timing. The company itself remains profitable with healthy revenue and maintains a reasonable valuation multiple, so this disposal does not appear driven by fundamental deterioration. Schulz's shift from his prior pattern of regular selling may simply reflect portfolio liquidity needs or rebalancing, but the clustering of five sales on a single day at all-time highs is the inverse of typical insider conviction — rather than buying weakness, he is selling strength.

EVP & Former CFO Schulz sold 15,446 shares ($4.4M) at $282.97 blended avg; stock down -16.2% from 52-week high, -12.4% in 30 days.

David S. Schulz, EVP & Former CFO, executed two separate open-market sales totaling 15,446 shares for $4,370,808.88 on 2026-03-05, reducing his post-transaction holdings to 108,983 shares (-12.4% of prior holdings). The transactions occurred at a blended average price of $282.97, notably above the current price of $264.13; however, the timing coincides with material near-term price weakness—the stock has declined 12.4% over the prior 30 days and 16.2% from its 52-week high of $315.27. His prior five sales at WCC showed mixed timing patterns: three August 2025 sales were followed by positive 90-day returns (poorly timed relative to subsequent rallies), while two November 2024 sales preceded declining returns (well-timed). The underlying company remains well-capitalized with $6.2B in quarterly revenue, 7.8% annual revenue growth, and a P/E of 22.61, suggesting fundamentals are not in acute distress despite recent price pressure.

EVP & CFO Schulz sells 12,227 shares (10.0% of holdings) for $2.8M at $225.17 blended avg; near 52-wk high.

Schulz David S., EVP & CFO of WESCO INTERNATIONAL INC, executed 3 separate sales on 2025-08-27 totaling 12,227 shares for $2,753,185.86, reducing his holdings from 122,603 to 110,376 shares. The blended average price of $225.17 is within 0.2% of the current price of $225.51 and only 0.7% below the 52-week high of $227.19, indicating execution near peak valuation in recent months. His prior trades at WCC show a consistent pattern: 2 of 2 prior sells on 2024-11-12 were well-timed at the 90-day mark (both showing negative 90-day returns of -6.6% and -6.9%), suggesting a track record of selling ahead of subsequent declines at this ticker. The current sale occurs within the context of a 34.3% 90-day gain and a -2.5% annual revenue decline, setting up a meaningful comparison point for whether this sale preceded continued strength or reversal.

CFO David Schulz sold 14,938 shares at blended avg $206.55 for $3.1M, reducing holdings by 12.5%

David S. Schulz, EVP & CFO of WESCO INTERNATIONAL, executed 2 separate sales totaling 14,938 shares on 2024-11-12 for $3,085,445.57 at a blended average price of $206.55, reducing his post-transaction holdings from 119,408 to 104,470 shares. The sale occurs within context of strong stock momentum: the stock is up 18.0% over 30 days and 29.9% over 90 days, trading at $207.05 against a 52-week high of $212.47. WESCO trades at a P/E of 14.62 with positive fundamentals (4.5% annual revenue growth, $204.3M net income on $5.5B quarterly revenue). The magnitude of the sale—12.5% of pre-transaction holdings—represents a material reduction in the CFO's equity stake and warrants examination of underlying intent.