Morgan Stanley files Form 144 for 5,597 CVNA RSUs
Morgan Stanley Smith Barney LLC submitted a Form 144 notice related to the proposed sale of 5,597 Common shares issued as Restricted Stock Units, dated 06/01/2026.
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Rhea-AI Filing Summary
Morgan Stanley Smith Barney LLC submitted a Form 144 notice related to the proposed sale of 5,597 Common shares issued as Restricted Stock Units, dated 06/01/2026. The filing lists recent 10b5-1 dispositions by Thomas Taira: 5,590 shares sold on 05/08/2026 for $447,018.33, 3,770 shares sold on 04/08/2026 for $1,285,570.00, and 953 shares sold on 03/09/2026 for $309,725.00.
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Form 144 records proposed resale of RSUs and recent 10b5-1 sales by the reporting person.
The notice lists 5,597 Restricted Stock Units proposed for sale on 06/01/2026 and documents prior automatic sales under a 10b5-1 plan by Thomas Taira on three dates with exact share counts and gross proceeds. The entries identify the broker as Morgan Stanley Smith Barney LLC and the security as Common stock trading on the NYSE.
These items are procedural compliance disclosures; cash‑flow treatment and whether the current sale is under a plan or discretionary authority are not specified in the excerpt. Subsequent filings or broker confirmations would show settlement details.
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