Movement Alert|Snowflake Falls 3.05% in Regular Trading, Hit by Analyst Downgrade and Executive Selling

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On October 13, Snowflake fell 3.05% in regular trading, trading at $357.65/share, with a turnover of $825 million.

The decline followed a downgrade from Phillip Securities, which cut its rating on Snowflake from Buy to Accumulate and set a $423 price target, below the analyst consensus average of $440.12. The downgrade weighed on sentiment, compounding pressure from a wave of insider selling.

Recent regulatory filings show multiple executives and directors have reduced holdings. Director and executive Benoit Dageville planned to sell 50,000 shares valued at roughly $16.67 million, while earlier disclosures tracked sales by CEO Sridhar Ramaswamy and directors Frank Slootman, Mark Garrett, and Michael Speiser. The combination of a softer analyst stance and ongoing insider disposals contributed to the intraday weakness.

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