Clover Health CEO Andrew Toy sold 62,711 shares to cover taxes from vested stock units — a routine move, not a signal of trouble. He still owns over 9 million shares. The company, which uses its Clover Assistant software in Medicare Advantage, is generating $2.2B in revenue despite losses, and its stock has surged 57% year-to-date. A recent court win on Medicare Star ratings could add over $1M in bonus revenue, fueling optimism for its financial momentum.
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