It's not just Elon Musk: Here's who else at Tesla has been selling the stock
CNN
Just days before his brother started selling billions of dollars worth of Tesla shares, Kimbal Musk, a Tesla board member, sold $108 million worth of his own stock in the company.
The dollar value of his sale is dwarfed by his brother Elon's sale of $5.7 billion worth of Tesla stock from Monday through Thursday this week. But it represented a much larger percentage of his holdings in Tesla (TSLA) -- about 15% of Kimbal's stake in the company. Elon's stake has declined by only 3% so far through his sales through Thursday.
Although Elon Musk's sales were the first time he sold any Tesla stock since 2016, Kimbal Musk has been selling his own shares on a regular basis. So have many other top executives and board members at the world's most valuable automaker.
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