Pomel Olivier, chief executive officer of Datadog, has filed 185 Form 4 transactions, all in the company's stock under the ticker DDOG. His record shows a consistent sell bias. Across all filings, he has sold $313.8 million worth of shares and has not made a single open-market purchase. The only acquisition activity is $19,755 in option exercises and awards, which are compensation events rather than discretionary buys.
The recent pattern is uniform. In the last 20 trades, all are sales, with no purchases. The largest cluster came on September 8, 2026, when Olivier sold in nine separate transactions totaling roughly $18.6 million. Individual sales that day ranged from $616,870 to $5.06 million. A week earlier, on September 2, he sold $5.6 million in a single trade. On August 19, he executed 13 sales worth about $11.6 million combined, with individual amounts from $48,226 to $4.49 million. These sales were paired with option exercises and derivative conversions, which are mechanical steps that typically precede a sale of the underlying shares.
The dollar values are substantial, and the frequency is high: multiple sale dates within a single month, each with several transactions. Olivier has not bought DDOG shares on the open market at any point in the filing history. The direction is entirely one way, and the most recent activity, from August through September 2026, continues that trend.
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