Insider Transactions

William Davis, Chairman of the Board atNorwood Financial Corp (NWFL), recently picked up 1,800 shares. The buy increased his stake in the regional bank by nearly 4 percent, and came to a total purchase price of just over $45,000. This marks the first insider buy of the year. However, a number of company directors were active buyers late last year. A number of C-suite executives have been mild sellers in the past year as well. Overall, insiders own 4.5 percent of the ...
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Robert Swan, CEO ofIntel (INTC), recently picked up 27,544 shares. The buy increased his holdings by nearly 6 percent. The total cost of the buy came to just over $1.5 million. This marks the first buy at the company since October, also by Swan. Insiders have generally been steady sellers of shares over the past few years, as befits the stock-based compensation of a large company in the tech space. Shares of Intel are down 20 percent over the past year, far ...
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Jason Few, CEO ofFuelCell Energy (FCEL), recently added 11,000 shares to his holdings. The buy increased his stake by 98 percent, and the total buy came to just under $200,000. This marks the first insider transaction since late 2018. Insiders have exclusively been buyers of shares looking at data going back to 2013, paying as much as 4 times more than the current price of shares. Insiders own just under 4 percent of shares. Shares of the stationary fuel power generations company ...
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Michael Sheldon, a director atB. Riley Financial (RILY) recently bought 2,089 shares. That increased his holdings by nearly 10 percent, and came to a total purchase price of just over $102,000. That follows on a buy from the company Co-CEO earlier in the month for 110,000 shares on two separate occasions, and a buy from the company president of 1,600 shares. Overall, company insiders have been massive buyers of shares, with the last insider sale occurring in early 2019. Overall, insiders own ...
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Bradley Tirpak, a director atTSR Inc (TSR) recently started a position with a 7,758 share buy. The total cost came to just under $50,000. That move marks the first insider activity since 2018, when some major owners sold, and others bought shares. The stock trended down from that point until early 2020, when it started a new long-term uptrend. Overall, company insiders own 37 percent of outstanding shares. Shares of the IT services company are now up 90 percent over the past ...
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Allan Selig, a director atOil-Dri Corp of America (ODC), recently added 1,000 shares to his holdings. The buy increased his stake by 2.2 percent, and came to a cost of just under $34,000. He was also the last company insider to buy shares in 2020, with a 1,000 share buy in October. Company insiders have been both buyers and sellers of shares in the past year, but the company Chairman has been a large net seller in that time. Overall, insiders own ...
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Phillip Barrington, a director atPhillips 66 Partners LP (PSXP) recently increased his holdings by 3.4 percent with the addition of 1,445 shares. He paid just over $30,000 to do so. He was joined by director Mark Haney, who bought the same amount, paid nearly the same amount, and increased his holding by 4.6 percent. The similarity of these buys is likely a purchase related to their board duties, although Barrington did make several larger purchases last year on his own. Overall, insiders ...
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Robert Henkel, a director atOwens & Minor (OMI), recently added 1,000 shares to his holdings. The buy increased his stake by 5 percent, and came to a cost just over $27,000. Over the past year, company directors have been buyers of shares, picking up over 100,000 shares by a number of directors. One company Vice President has been a seller of shares in the past year, at a lower price than where shares trade today. Overall, insiders own about 3 percent of ...
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