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Is Sprinklr Stock a Buy or Sell After Its CEO Dumped Nearly 70,000 Shares in the Company?

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Is Sprinklr Stock a Buy or Sell After Its CEO Dumped Nearly 70,000 Shares in the Company?

Sprinklr CEO Rory Read sold 68,673 shares (3.6% of direct holdings) on December 16, 2025, for approximately $534,276. The sale is not considered alarming as Read retains 1.8 million shares and may have been locking in gains. While Sprinklr's business shows solid growth with 9% YoY revenue increase, its stock has declined over recent years despite AI positioning. The analyst suggests the stock is neither a clear buy nor sell at current valuations.

Insights
VEOEY   positive

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CXM   neutral

The CEO's insider sale is characterized as non-alarming and potentially profit-taking. While the company demonstrates solid revenue growth (9% YoY) and profitability, its stock has underperformed despite AI positioning. The analyst concludes it's a solid company but not compelling at current valuations, warranting a neutral stance for both current and prospective investors.