Burger Daniel, President INA at Insight Enterprises (NSIT), has demonstrated a consistent pattern of selling activity in the company’s stock, with no recorded purchases across 42 transactions. SEC Form 4 filings reveal total sales exceeding $1.96 million, all concentrated in NSIT shares. The most recent transactions occurred on February 20, 2026, with six separate sales totaling approximately $123,890 in value, ranging from $11,029 to $26,419 per transaction. These followed larger dispositions in mid-2025, including two sales on June 15 totaling $156,342—one for $84,789 and another for $71,553—and four additional sales on February 20, 2025, amounting to $194,718, with the largest single transaction that day valued at $77,190.
The filings show all sales were executed under code "F," indicating they were discretionary trades rather than mandatory transactions (coded "M" or "A"). While no recent activity has been reported since February 2026, the historical data underscores an exclusive sell-side bias. Notably, Burger Daniel’s transactions have been methodical, with multiple smaller sales clustered on single dates rather than sporadic disposals. The absence of any buying activity, coupled with the repeated liquidation of holdings, suggests a deliberate reduction in exposure to NSIT shares over time. The consistency of this pattern—spanning multiple years without deviation—distinguishes it from more opportunistic or mixed insider trading behaviors observed in other executives.
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