Farmer Curtis C, Chairman, President, and CEO, has demonstrated a clear pattern of insider trading activity across two companies, Texas Instruments Incorporated (TXN) and Comerica Incorporated (CMA), as reflected in SEC Form 4 filings. Over 48 transactions, Farmer’s trading activity reveals a significant bias toward selling, with total sell values amounting to $5,645,236.84, compared to total buy values of $2,008,806.87. Notably, Farmer’s recent trades, particularly in CMA, have been dominated by dispositions, including a substantial sale on January 15, 2026, valued at $2,199,168.32, and another on December 29, 2025, worth $282,319.50. These sales underscore a consistent trend of reducing holdings in CMA, with no recent purchases in the company. In contrast, Farmer’s activity in TXN has been limited to acquisitions, with small but consistent purchases, such as those on December 19, 2025, each valued at $27,499.74. However, no recent transactions in TXN have been recorded since March 20, 2026, when two acquisitions were made, each worth $27,499.75. Overall, Farmer’s trading pattern suggests a strategic reduction in CMA holdings while maintaining a steady, albeit smaller, position in TXN. The absence of recent buys or sells in either company indicates a pause in trading activity as of the latest filings.
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