Luis Miguel Palomino Bonilla has demonstrated a clear selling bias in his trading activity involving Southern Copper Corporation (SCCO), with 38 total transactions overwhelmingly weighted toward dispositions. Since 2024, Palomino Bonilla has executed 24 sales totaling $920,364, compared to just one recorded purchase of $9,025 in March 2025. The sales have been consistent, with 18 disposals occurring in the most recent period, including a $33,698 transaction on March 13, 2026, and a $55,600 sale on December 3, 2025. Smaller but frequent sales, such as $13,330 across two days in March 2026 and a cluster of transactions ranging from $13,190 to $27,870 in late October and early November 2025, suggest an ongoing divestment strategy rather than isolated liquidity events.
The pattern shows no recent buying activity, with the last acquisition occurring over a year ago. Several filings with $0 value, marked as "A" for award transactions, indicate equity grants rather than open-market purchases. The largest single sale was $55,600 in December 2025, followed by $41,400 and $39,000 in August 2025. While the sales are spread across multiple years, the frequency and consistency—particularly the 11 disposals between August 2025 and March 2026—point to a sustained reduction in Palomino Bonilla’s SCCO holdings. The absence of new purchases during this period reinforces the directional trend toward divestment.
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