so kirby's ceo just dumped like $4.4M worth of shares back in late february - sold over 34k shares which was basically a quarter of his direct holdings. kinda interesting timing since the stock had just crushed it that month, up 10.5% alone in feb. the company's been on a solid run overall, up 26% over the past year.

kirby's one of those companies most people don't really think about but it's everywhere - they run the biggest tank barge fleet in the us, moving petrochemicals and industrial stuff through the mississippi and inland waterways. basically if you buy anything that needs bulk shipping, kirby's probably involved somehow.

the ceo still holds nearly 100k shares after the sale worth around $12.8M at the time, so it wasn't like he was bailing completely. just taking some chips off the table. kirby reported solid q4 earnings too, beat eps estimates. whether this is just routine executive liquidity or a signal... 🤷 what's your read on insider sales like this?