On September 30, Cerebras Systems fell 5.1% in pre-market trading, trading at $184.94/share, with turnover of $24.34 million, erasing gains from the prior session's 5.31% technical rebound.

On the news front, executive Dhiraj Mallick filed a Form 144 to sell 396,000 shares of common stock worth approximately $77.9 million. This adds to an already intense wave of insider selling: CTO Sean Lie has cumulatively sold over 792,000 shares in the past three months across seven separate transactions, while CEO Andrew Feldman sold 244,657 shares in late August. The sustained high-volume insider disposals have weighed heavily on market sentiment and intensified selling pressure on the stock.

Despite positive business developments — including a partnership with Gimlet Labs on a high-speed AI inference cloud platform capable of processing 3,000 words per second, and the CS-4 accelerator launch — these catalysts have failed to offset the persistent insider selling overhang. Options market activity had also recently signaled bearish positioning, with large block trades reflecting expectations of limited upside.

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