NEW YORK — The disclosed-trades tape has a headline name for the next session. An October 20 filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission showed Micron president and chief technology and products officer Scott DeBoer sold 28,545 shares at an average price of $900, for a total of about $25.7 million, Finbold reports.
The filing makes it DeBoer's first such Micron equity move in 2026, one of the largest insider sales the chipmaker has seen this year, and a sale executed at the lowest average price since May. He is only the second senior Micron figure to sell shares since August, after senior vice-president and chief legal officer Michael Ray raised a significantly smaller $5.9 million on October 14.
The disclosure landed against a volatile tape for the stock. Micron rallied 1.96 per cent to close at $896.07 on the day of the sale, trimming its 30-day loss to 14.17 per cent, and rose a further 3.26 per cent in Wednesday premarket trading to about $925.30. MarketBeat's screener separately flags Invesco QQQ, Micron and NVIDIA as the large-cap stocks to watch today, based on the highest dollar trading volume of recent sessions. Caution flags in the coverage include Micron's partial progress in negotiations with Taiwanese workers and an anticipated one-day strike later this week.
This roundup reports disclosed insider trades and published screener results only; an insider sale is a disclosure, not a signal, and nothing here is a recommendation to buy or sell any security. Figures are as reported by the cited sources and SEC filings and can change.
