Now you're confusing me. If Mudd "was not the last to sell",...

Now you're confusing me. If Mudd "was not the last to sell", then who was?
Barber and Didier sold in '22, hardly cause for the recent price fall.
On March 17 the date Mudd sold, the SP was 6.15, it then rallied, rather than fell. to 6.84 by May 8. It is now back to 6.16, so it's hard to conclude that his selling is the reason for the fall. If JLG were a mining company I'd be concerned about directors selling, but we all know their business model. The fall is far more likely (IMO) to do with other factors like inflation, rising labour costs and building materials supply delays.