Insider Activity Report: Energizer Holdings (ENR)
Mark Lavigne, President and CEO of Energizer Holdings (ENR), recently bought 4,000 shares. The buy came to a total cost of $86,680, and increased his position by 1%.
This marks the first insider buy since February 2024, when a company director bought 5,000 shares for just over $152,000. Otherwise, a few company insiders have been sellers of shares over the past year, with sales in the $71,000 to $148,000 range.
Overall, Energizer Holdings insiders own 9.4% of shares.
The battery manufacturer is ...
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Unusual Options Activity: Chewy (CHWY)
E-commerce pet retailer Chewy (CHWY) has soared 134% over the past year, as revenues have grown. One trader sees further gains over the coming weeks.
That’s based on the June 6 $40 calls. With 23 days until expiration, 8,974 contracts traded compared to a prior open interest of 107, for an 84-fold rise in volume on the trade. The buyer of the calls paid $1.50 to make the bullish bet.
Chewy shares recently traded for just under $40, making this an at-the-money ...
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“Starbucks: The Hot Pick for Hedge Funds, But Beware of Short Sellers”
It's no secret that Starbucks (SBUX) has been a favorite among hedge funds in recent years. With its strong brand and steady growth, it's been a reliable choice for investors looking for long-term gains. However, recent data suggests that the coffee giant may also be on the radar of short sellers.
According to a report by Insider Monkey, Starbucks is currently the most crowded stock among hedge funds, meaning it has the highest ownership percentage among these investors. This may come ...
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Inside the Minds of Top Hedge Fund Managers: Q1 2025 Investor Letters
Wondering what top hedge fund managers have been up to in the first quarter of 2025? Look no further than their investor letters, where they reveal their latest strategies and insights. Here are some key takeaways from the letters that could be valuable for retail investors.
1. Tech remains a top pick: Despite concerns about a potential bubble, many hedge fund managers are still bullish on technology companies. Some are even increasing their positions in big tech names like Amazon and ...
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Lucid Group Inc. (LCID) Rockets Up on Friday
Lucid Group Inc. (LCID) had a big day on Friday, with its stock jumping 10.01% to close at $27.44. So why did the electric vehicle company's shares soar? Let's take a closer look.
First, Lucid Group announced that it will be collaborating with leading lithium-ion battery manufacturer, LG Energy Solution, to develop new battery technology for its vehicles. This partnership is a major win for Lucid Group, as LG Energy Solution is known for its high-quality and reliable batteries. This announcement ...
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TransMedics Group: A Healthy Pick for Your Portfolio
TransMedics Group (TMDX) is making waves in the healthcare sector as one of the top performing stocks to buy now. This innovative medical technology company is revolutionizing the way organs are transported for transplantation, and investors are taking notice.
TMDX has seen a 75% increase in its stock price over the past year, and experts predict even further growth ahead. With its unique platform and promising financials, this could be a profitable addition to your portfolio.
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This Underperforming Industry Could See Years of Quietly Outsized Gains
While overall market moves capture headlines, most of the action occurs at the sector level. Some sectors are hotter than others. Most of the time, tech stocks lead the market. That hasn’t been the case in 2025, amid a more defensive market.
Instead, industries such as healthcare have been leading instead. But other sectors could also start to move higher, even if the rest of the market stays lackluster.
One such sector is the defense contractor space. These companies have been flat ...
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Insider Activity Report: Churchill Downs (CHDN)
Douglass Grissom, a director at Churchill Downs (CHDN), recently bought 10,000 shares. The buy increased his stake by 35%, and came to a total cost of $927,700.
His buy came a few days after two other director buys, both for 2,000 shares at just over $185,000. Going further back, there have been no other insider buys or sells from company executives over the past two years.
Overall, Churchill Downs insiders own 10.2% of the operator of racing venues.
Churchill Downs shares have ...
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