Hohenstein Ken

Hohenstein Ken, Chief Revenue Officer at OneStream Inc. (OS), has been a consistent net seller of company stock over the trailing period, with total sell-side activity reaching roughly $9.52 million against zero open-market purchases. The most recent filings, dated April 1, 2026, show a cluster of eleven "D" transactions—sales back to the issuer—all valued at $0, suggesting non-cash dispositions such as share surrenders or settlements rather than monetization events. Those were preceded by a March 19 grant ("A") with no reported value, which is consistent with routine equity compensation rather than a conviction buy. The substantive cash activity occurred in the weeks prior. On March 17, Hohenstein sold shares worth $236,200, paired with an option exercise valued at $106,500. Two days earlier, on March 16, he executed two exercises totaling $678,422.60 and sold $1.16 million in stock. February 17 brought the largest single-day sale at $1.41 million, alongside exercises of $793,400. The pattern repeats on January 16, with a $2.84 million sale following option exercises. A March 10 "F" transaction—shares withheld for tax—amounted to $127,743, an automatic event tied to vesting. Across all 50 recorded trades, Hohenstein has never executed an open-market purchase ("P") or reported an acquisition outside of option exercises and grants. The selling bias is unambiguous: every discretionary trade is a sale, and the dollar volume is concentrated in January through March 2026. The "D" filings on April 1 add no cash value but reinforce the trend of reducing exposure. While option exercises and tax withholdings are mechanical, the repeated same-day sale-and-exercise pairs indicate deliberate liquidation of vested shares, with no corresponding buyback activity in the filing history.