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TSLA · Last report: Sep 9, 2026 · Data updated Oct 15, 2026

In the last 6 months, Board member Kathleen Wilson-Thompson sold $10.0M of Tesla, Inc. stock. Nobody bought.

All of the sales were pre-planned (scheduled months ahead, so they say less).

Biggest single trade: Board member Kathleen Wilson-Thompson sold $10.0M on Apr 30, 2026.

Worth a look
Our rating: Worth a look. Something here is a bit out of the ordinary. This is our opinion from simple rules, not a fact and not advice.
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Trades, newest first

Board member Kathleen Wilson-Thompson
Board member
$10.0M
▼ SOLDpre-plannedApr 3026,409 shares at $378.11See the report ↗
Show other filings (15)

These are not normal buys or sells: things like stock received as pay, shares sold automatically to cover taxes, gifts, or turning options into shares. They usually say little.

Sep 8 · Vaibhav Taneja
Shares sold automatically to pay taxes
2,605 sh
Sep 5 · Vaibhav Taneja
Turned stock options into shares
6,539 sh
Sep 5 · Vaibhav Taneja
Turned stock options into shares
6,539 sh
Jun 16 · Elon Musk
Turned stock options into shares
303,960,630 sh
Jun 16 · Elon Musk
Shares held back to pay taxes
17,531,857 sh
Jun 16 · Elon Musk
Turned stock options into shares
303,960,630 sh
Jun 8 · Vaibhav Taneja
Shares sold automatically to pay taxes
2,605 sh
Jun 5 · Vaibhav Taneja
Turned stock options into shares
6,538 sh
Jun 5 · Vaibhav Taneja
Turned stock options into shares
6,538 sh
May 13 · Vaibhav Taneja
Turned stock options into shares
3,000 sh
May 13 · Vaibhav Taneja
Shares sold automatically to pay taxes
3,000 sh
May 13 · Vaibhav Taneja
Turned stock options into shares
3,000 sh
Apr 30 · Kathleen Wilson-Thompson
Turned stock options into shares
40,948 sh
Apr 30 · Kathleen Wilson-Thompson
Turned stock options into shares
40,948 sh
Apr 21 · Elon Musk
Gave shares back to the company
96,000,000 sh
What does this mean?
Company leaders
The people who run a company or sit on its board, plus anyone who owns more than 10% of it. The law calls them "insiders."
Big shareholder
A person or fund that owns more than 10% of the company.
Pre-planned sale
A sale scheduled months ahead with a written plan, so it says less about what the person thinks today.
Unplanned sale
A sale the person decided on at the time, which can say more.
Our rating
A quick label from simple rules (how big, who sold, how many sold together). It is our opinion, not a fact and not advice.