Murphy John Jo

The first exercise landed on January 1, 2025: 2,427 shares moved across two equal tranches, with 763 shares withheld for taxes at $240.31. Twenty days later, on January 21, a second and larger exercise followed — 3,662 shares across two more tranches, with 1,387 shares withheld at $243.34. Two option-exercise events inside the same month is denser than the typical once-a-year cadence visible elsewhere in Murphy's record.

His open-market sales don't fall into one clean, repeating size the way some insiders' do. Early 2025 brought smaller sales — 1,663 shares on January 3 at $242.10, and 2,275 shares on January 22 at $243.29. By June 2025, the size jumped to 4,000 shares, sold at $260.38 — the highest price point anywhere in the visible record. Then the pattern settled into a run of three consecutive 2,218-share sales across July, August, and September 2025, before a much larger 5,916-share sale on June 5, 2026, at $200 — the lowest price point shown. The two largest and most irregular sales in the record happen to sit at the top and bottom of the price range, though the data doesn't indicate whether that reflects deliberate timing or coincidence.