Jones Tammi A, EVP & CHRO at Alcoa Corporation (AA), has demonstrated a clear selling bias in recent transactions, with $977,831.77 in total sell value compared to just $28,151.78 in buys across 24 trades. The activity is concentrated entirely in AA, with no transactions in other companies. Notably, the largest sales occurred in late January and February 2026, including a $446,736.50 disposition on January 26 and a $123,148.79 sale on February 23. These were accompanied by smaller but consistent sales, such as a $45,575.22 transaction on February 23 and a $170,944.16 trade on January 29. The pattern suggests a methodical unwinding of positions, as the sales are spaced days apart rather than consolidated into single large transactions.
While the filings include some acquisition activity, these are dwarfed by the sell-side volume. For example, purchases like the $4,684 and $14,520.40 acquisitions on January 26 appear to be incidental compared to the six-figure sales executed the same day. The absence of any recent buys—coupled with the repeated disposition of AA shares—indicates a sustained reduction in exposure. The transactions are coded as both open-market sales (F) and derivative dispositions (A), though the latter occasionally show zero-dollar values, likely representing option exercises or other non-cash adjustments. The consistency of sales across multiple dates points to a deliberate strategy rather than isolated liquidity needs.
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