Zapolsky David, Senior Vice President at Amazon.com Inc. (AMZN), has demonstrated a consistent pattern of selling company shares over the past several years, as reflected in SEC Form 4 filings. Since 2025, Zapolsky has executed 24 transactions, all of which were sales, totaling $12,800,878.14 in value. Notably, there have been no purchases recorded during this period, indicating a clear selling bias. The transactions have been concentrated in AMZN stock, with no diversification into other companies. Recent activity includes a significant sale on February 24, 2026, valued at $2,187,624.07, followed by multiple smaller sales on February 23, 2026, ranging from $116,342.32 to $533,449.70. Earlier sales in November 2025 and August 2025 also followed a similar pattern, with transactions often clustered around specific dates, such as November 21, 2025, when five sales were executed, including one valued at $3,019,189.30. While some filings were marked as "M" for miscellaneous, these did not involve monetary transactions. Zapolsky’s consistent selling activity suggests a strategic reduction in his AMZN holdings, though the filings provide no context for the motivations behind these transactions.
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