Pattern file
Sundar Pichai
CEO, Alphabet and Google
Form 4 (scheduled sales), 10-Q/10-K, earnings calls, court filings
Lifetime record
No receipts yet. The record opens the day their words and a document first meet.
The record as a path
No receipts on Sundar Pichai yet. The file opens the day their words and filings first meet. Their disclosures are on the desk.
The playbook
He sells Alphabet stock on a schedule, most recently on September 16, 2026, and speaks about the company on a schedule too. The filings are frequent enough that words and hands can be set side by side most months.
Alphabet is also in court more or less permanently, and it is named in Meta's settlement as a company whose adoption of teen limits releases money. What Google says about its products in public and what its lawyers file about the same products are both on the record.
As with every scheduled seller, the plan footnote is read first. A sale under a plan adopted months earlier is not a reaction to anything.
What we're watching
- Ongoing Form 4s as they land, with the plan adoption dates.
- Ongoing Statements about YouTube and teen limits, against the terms of Meta's settlement that name YouTube.
- Quarterly Earnings call claims about search and cloud, against the segment table in the next 10-Q.
Statement stream, awaiting a filing pair
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Before the end of 2032, these uprate projects will add 890 MW of firm, 24/7 clean power to the PJM grid
The company's words and not his own. Google says a power purchase agreement with Constellation Energy pays for upgrades at 11 reactors in six plants across Illinois, Pennsylvania and New Jersey, "while ensuring other grid customers bear none of the associated costs", and that it has now enabled more than 1.5 gigawatts of nuclear capacity. What would test it: the power uprate applications Constellation has to file with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission for each reactor, which give the megawatts and the dates, and the rate filings in those three states, which show who pays.
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Today's successful launch with our partner @planet prototype satellite shows how far we've come...and how far there is to go.
The first of the two prototype satellites Google said in November 2025 it would launch by early 2027. Opened as a watch.