HUSTON BENJAMIN E.

Benjamin E. Huston, Chief Operating Officer of Carvana (CVNA), has demonstrated a pronounced selling bias in his recent insider transactions, with no recorded purchases over the past two months. Since February 2026, Huston has executed 23 sales of CVNA stock totaling over $5.7 million, with individual transactions ranging from $16,101 to $700,610. The bulk of this activity occurred in two concentrated bursts: on February 2, 2026, he sold 15 separate blocks of shares worth approximately $3.6 million, followed by another eight sales on March 2, 2026, totaling $2.1 million. The largest single transaction was a $700,610 sale on March 2, while the smallest was a $16,101 disposition on February 2. Huston’s trading history shows a long-term preference for selling, with $68.7 million in total lifetime sales compared to just $1.6 million in buys across 140 reported transactions—all involving CVNA stock. The recent sales appear to be part of an ongoing pattern, with no offsetting purchases recorded in the same period. While the transactions include a mix of sale codes (S for open market sales, F for tax withholdings, and M for discretionary transactions), the overwhelming direction is toward divestment. The consistency in timing—with multiple sales clustered on single days—suggests a structured liquidation approach rather than opportunistic trading.