David S. Schulz, EVP & CFO, has demonstrated a clear pattern of selling activity across his insider transactions, as evidenced by SEC Form 4 filings. Over the course of 45 trades spanning two companies—WESCO International, Inc. (WCC) and Sterling Construction Company, Inc. (STRL)—Schulz has sold shares totaling $19,718,088.89, significantly outweighing his purchases of $3,526,657.60. Notably, his recent activity has been exclusively focused on selling WCC shares, with five transactions between February 16, 2026, and March 5, 2026, amounting to millions of dollars in value. These sales include a notable transaction on March 5, 2026, where Schulz sold shares worth $4,014,067.20, marking one of the largest single sales in his trading history.
Schulz’s trading activity is heavily concentrated in WCC, with only one filing related to STRL, which involved an acquisition with no reported value on July 10, 2025. The majority of his transactions involve WCC, with a mix of sales, dispositions, and acquisitions. His selling bias is particularly pronounced in recent months, with no purchases recorded since at least December 2025. This trend aligns with his broader trading history, where sales dominate both in frequency and monetary value. Schulz’s consistent selling activity suggests a strategic reduction in his holdings, particularly in WCC, though the filings do not provide insight into the motivations behind these transactions.
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