HICKTON DAWNE S

What did not move in Dawne S. Hickton's recent Form 4 tape is as important as the old RTI selling history: 2025–2026 activity collapses to tiny Commercial Metals (CMC) award lines — 4 shares on 2026-07-15 at $67.41, 4 shares on 2026-04-15, after larger 2025-10-14 award of 538 shares — not a new liquidation campaign. Across 173 total transactions, RTI International Metals still dominates the archive (119 filings; 7,500 buy vs 205,761 sell), but FNB Corp (17 filings; 7,000 buy, 0 sell) and Triumph Group (6 filings; 5,000 buy, 0 sell) never show sell-side shares. Haynes International and Piedmont Lithium print large code-D dispositions (24,188 and 7,724 shares) that read as corporate-event cleanups rather than ongoing open-market programs. Stability now is micro board equity at CMC; the sell-heavy RTI ledger is the historical backdrop, not the current cadence.