William Carroll Murphy Goodwin

Chief Legal & Strategy Officer sells 10,548 shares of OKLO at $58.04; stock currently at $65.09, down 66.4% from 52-week high of $193.84

William Carroll Murphy Goodwin, Chief Legal & Strategy Officer, sold 10,548 shares at $58.04 on 2026-05-20, reducing his stake by 22.6% to 36,175 shares post-transaction. The current price of $65.09 is 66.4% below the 52-week high of $193.84, indicating significant markdown from recent peaks. At OKLO specifically, Goodwin's prior four trades show mixed timing patterns: two of the four prior sells at 90 days were well-timed (stock fell after), but the most recent March 2026 sale gained 25.7% in 30 days before the current decline. The company reported net income of $-33,065,000.00 over its most recent full fiscal year, meaning operations are unprofitable despite the $11.3B market capitalization. This sale occurs in a context of substantial stock depreciation and persistent losses, though without an earnings or announcement trigger in this filing, the discrete motivation is not disclosed.

Chief Legal Officer Murphy sells 10,639 shares of OKLO at $56.48; stock now -70.2% from 52-week high and down -20.4% in 30 days.

Murphy sold 29.0% of his OKLO holdings at $56.48 on 2026-03-25, reducing his position from 36,676 to 26,037 shares. The sale occurs against a backdrop of sharp recent weakness: OKLO has fallen -20.4% in the past 30 days and -32.6% over 90 days, now trading 70.2% below its 52-week high of $174.14. Notably, Murphy's prior two sales at OKLO on 2025-12-01 and 2025-11-19 each preceded further declines of -28.8% and -33.6% respectively over the following 90 days, suggesting a pattern of selling ahead of weakness at this specific ticker. However, the company remains deeply unprofitable with -$29.7M in net income over its most recent full fiscal year, and Murphy's sale represents a material reduction in his executive stake during a period of sustained stock deterioration.

Chief Legal & Strategy Officer sold 5,864 shares at $88.42; stock down 30.8% in 30 days, company deeply unprofitable at -$29.7M net income.

Goodwin William Carroll Murphy sold 5,864 shares of OKLO for $518,517.75 on 2025-12-01, reducing holdings by 30.1% to 13,620 shares. The sale occurred near the company's 52-week peak of $174.14, but stock has declined 47.3% from that high and fallen 30.8% over the past 30 days. Oklo Inc. is significantly unprofitable with a net income of -$29,722,000, creating a fundamental risk environment despite the $14.3B market cap. His cross-ticker track record shows 2 prior sells with an average 90-day return of +81.7%, but his same-ticker history at OKLO is limited to two recent sales (11-19-2025 and 09-05-2025) with only one measurable 90-day outcome (+81.7% following the September sale). The pattern of consecutive sales within weeks suggests sustained liquidation pressure, warranting attention to any related disclosures or insider motivation statements.

Chief Legal & Strategy Officer sold 11,936 shares of OKLO at $101.84; stock now $88.00, -49.5% from 52-week high.

Goodwin William Carroll Murphy sold 11,936 shares (11.9K shares) at $101.84 on 2025-11-19, representing -57.7% of his pre-transaction holdings. The stock has since declined to $88.00, marking a -49.5% retreat from its 52-week high of $174.14, and the transaction was followed by a 30-day decline of -36.9%. The company remains unprofitable with net income of $-29,722,000.00 for the most recent fiscal year, while the market cap stands at $13,749,742,600.00. This large concentrated reduction in holdings by a C-suite officer at a loss-making company during a period of significant stock weakness warrants scrutiny given the magnitude of the position reduction and the deteriorating price action post-transaction.

Chief Legal & Strategy Officer sells entire 41,387-share position ($2.9M) at $70.09 amid unprofitability

William Carroll Murphy liquidated his complete stake of 41,387 shares ($2,900,901.74 total value) on 2025-09-05, leaving no remaining OKLO holdings. The company is currently unprofitable with negative net income of $-24,685,000.00 over its most recent full fiscal year, while the stock trades at $73.97, down 12.0% from its 52-week high of $84.09. The complete divestiture by a C-suite executive responsible for legal and strategic matters represents a full exit from personal ownership at a moment when the firm's fundamentals remain deeply negative. This action removes a senior officer's financial alignment with shareholder outcomes and should prompt scrutiny into management's confidence in near-term operational trajectory.