Insider Transactions

Keith Harvey, President and CEO of Kaiser Aluminum (KALU), recently bought 2,588 shares. The buy increased his position by 3%, and came to a total cost of $199,871. This marks the first insider buy over the past two years. Otherwise, company insiders have been occasional sellers of shares, with the company CFO selling shares on a regular basis in 2022 and 2023. There was only one sale this year, by a SVP, back in May, when Kaiser traded over 20% higher. Overall, ...
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Peter Warwick, President and CEO of Scholastic Corporation (SCHL), recently bought 1,674 shares. The buy increased his position by 2%, and came to a total cost of $50,997. He was joined by the company’s Chief Strategy Officer, who bought $50,430 in shares on the same day. Warwick was the last buyer of shares at the company in September 2022, when he bought 3,245 shares for just over $100,000. There have been two insider sales in the interim. Overall, Scholastic insiders own 21.2% ...
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William Johnson, a director at United Parcel Service (UPS), recently bought 5,000 shares. The buy increased his position by over 1,000%, and came to a total cost of $643,025. This is the second buy from insiders this year, following a 1,400 share buy from another director for just under $200,000 back in February. Going further bank, UPS insiders were more likely to be sellers of shares, largely following the exercise of stock options. Overall, UPS insiders own less than 0.1% of shares. The ...
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William Rogers, CEO of Truist Financial Corp (TFC), recently bought 57,300 shares. The buy increased his stake by 5%, and came to a total cost of $2,518,908. The CEO was the last buyer of shares with a 10,000 share buy in October 2023, at a cost of $280,480. There were two additional insider buys from directors last year, with the largest buy for just under $500,000. There has been just one insider sale this year. Overall, Truist insiders own 0.3% of shares. The ...
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Gregory Shepard, a major holder at Atlas Energy Solutions (AESI), recently bought 3,248 shares. The buy increased his holdings by less than 1%, and came to a total cost of $70,417. He was a buyer earlier in July for 30,013 shares, paying just over $588,255 to do so. And he made two purchases in June for just under $1.5 million. Going further back, insiders, largely major shareholders, were likely to be sellers, not buyers of AESI. Overall, Atlas Energy insiders own 42.7% ...
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Andy Waters, an EVP at Community Trust Bancorp (CTBI), recently bought 10,000 shares. The buy increased his stake by 71%, and came to a total cost of $322,700. This marks the first insider buy since January, when several executives bought shares. That includes a 10,033 buy from another EVP, for just over $324,000, and a director bought 2,129 shares for $84,205. There have been a few inside sales as well, but buyers have far outnumbered sellers over the past two years. Overall, ...
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Persio Lisboa, a director atJ.B. Hunt Transportation Services (JBHT), recently bought 600 shares. The buy increased the director’s stake by 20%, and came to a total cost of $98,082. This is the first insider buy since April, when the company CEO bought 6,200 shares, paying just under $999,000 to do so. And another company director bought shares in March. Otherwise, company insiders have largely been sellers over the past two years, and usually following the exercise of stock options. Overall, JBHT insiders ...
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Aleem Gillani, a director at U.S. Bancorp (USB), recently bought 10,000 shares. The buy is an initial stake for the director, and came to a cost of $499,900. This marks the first insider buy since January 2017. This year, there have been four insider sales, three of which occurred following the exercise of stock options. The largest sale was for $3.86 million from the company’s President and CEO. Overall, USB insiders own 0.1% of shares. The regional bank is up 16% over the ...
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