Brazeal Mark David, chief legal and corporate affairs officer at Broadcom (AVGO), has filed 110 Form 4 transactions, all in that single company. The pattern is one-directional: zero open-market purchases and zero acquisitions, against $109.46 million in total sales. That figure includes all sale codes, and the recent window shows the same bias. In the 25 most recent filings, every one is an S, an open-market sale, with no P, M, or A entries to offset them.
The recent trades cluster in June and July 2026, with the largest single transaction on July 10 at $10.03 million. Two other seven-figure sales appear on July 8 ($9.48 million) and June 25 ($9.68 million). The remaining 22 trades are smaller, ranging from roughly $11,000 to $316,000, and they concentrate on June 16 and June 17. That two-day burst includes 18 separate sales, most under $300,000, which suggests a series of small dispositions rather than one block trade.
Across the full history, the dollar value is heavily weighted to sales. The $109.46 million total sell value compares with zero on the buy side, and the recent 25-for-0 split in sale versus purchase codes confirms the direction has not changed. The absence of any P transactions, the only code that indicates a conviction buy, means Brazeal has not added shares in the open market at any point in the filing history. The data shows consistent net selling in AVGO, with the pace picking up in mid-June and again in early July.
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