Accenture CEO Julie Sweet buys $3M in stock after 20 months of selling
A Reddit r/investing post reports that Accenture chair and CEO Julie Sweet bought 12,200 shares on the open market on October 26 at about $246, roughly $3.0M, her only open-market purchase in filings since February 2025. The post states she sold about $14M over that stretch at prices from $394 down to $241, and that the buy raised her direct stake by about a third to 48,910 shares. It also says director Paula Price bought another $200K the same day, and that the stock closed Wednesday at $264.27, up from $183.37 at the end of September.
Why “Rumor”
- Only community or trader posts: r/investing
0 independent source groups across 1 post · evidence score 9/100. How labels work
What the sources claim
-
Accenture CEO Julie Sweet bought 12,200 shares on the open market on October 26 at about $246, roughly $3.0M.
“bought 12,200 shares on the open market on October 26 at about $246, roughly $3.0M”
r/investing -
The purchase was her only open-market buy in the filings since February 2025.
“It's her only open-market purchase in the filings since February 2025”
r/investing -
Over that stretch she sold about $14M at prices from $394 down to $241.
“Over that stretch she sold about $14M, at prices from $394 down to $241”
r/investing -
The buy raised her direct stake by about a third to 48,910 shares.
“The buy raised her direct stake by about a third, to 48,910 shares”
r/investing -
Director Paula Price bought another $200K the same day.
“A director, Paula Price, bought another $200K the same day”
r/investing -
The stock closed Wednesday at $264.27, up from $183.37 at the end of September.
“The stock closed Wednesday at $264.27, up from $183.37 at the end of September”
r/investing
Sources
More in Stocks & Indices
Embed this page
Summary and claims extracted by AI with prompt analyze-story@5 on 2026-11-05 14:50 UTC. Labels are computed from the sources, not by the model.