Insider Transactions

Steven Lykken, a Group VP atHormel Foods Corp (HRL), recently bought 4,904 shares. The buy increased his stake by 15%, and came to a total cost of $159,246. This is the first insider activity since September ,when three company insiders were sellers of shares. Going further back, the most recent insider buy was an 830 share pickup back in June for an even $25,000. Insiders have mostly been sellers over the past two years. Overall, insiders at the processed food company own ...
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Henry Fernandez, CEO and Chairman ofMSCI (MSCI), recently bought 2,900 shares. The buy increased his stake by less than 1%, and came to a total cost of $1,777,119. Fernandez was also the most recent buyer with a pickup of 13,000 shares for just over $6 million back in April. The company President and COO bought 7,500 on that same date, for just over $3.4 million. Otherwise, there have been two small insider sales in between. Overall, MSCI insiders own 3.2% of shares. The ...
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Douglas Benham, a director atAmerican Homes 4 Rent (AMH), recently bought 3,949 shares across two transactions in the past few weeks. The buys have increased his stake by 6%, coming at a total cost of $96,673. Benham was also a buyer earlier in the year, increasing his position by 21% back in May at a cost of about $280,000. Another company director was also a buyer in May for over $227,000 in shares. Overall, American Homes 4 Rent insiders own 7.7% of ...
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Jeffrey Campbell, a director at Marathon Petroleum Corp (MPC), recently bought 6,000 shares. The buy increased his stake by over 1,000%, and came to a total cost of $897,644. This marks the first insider buy at the company over the past two years. There have been two recent insider sales, with the largest coming from a company VP who sold 40% of his holdings. Going further back, insiders were a mix of direct sales and stock option exercise sales. Overall, Marathon Petroleum ...
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Dirk Debbink, a director atCincinnati Financial (CINF), recently bought 1,000 shares. The buy increased his stake by 2%, and came to a total cost of $157,188. Debbink was also a buyer back in April for 1,000 shares, which cost just $113,470 at the time. Another company director also picked up shares in April. Another director sold a small position in July. Going further back company directors have been the sole insider traders, and buyers have exceeded sellers. Overall, Cincinnati Financial insiders own ...
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John Stone, President and CEO ofAllegion (ALLE), recently bought 7,500 shares. The buy increased his stake by 7%, and came to a total cost of $1,055,246. Stone was the most recent buyer with a 5,000 share pickup in July, totaling just under $675,000. Otherwise, three SVPs were sellers of shares over the past few months, following the exercise of stock options. Over the past two years, insiders have mostly been sellers of shares. Overall, Allegion insiders own 0.2% of shares. The manufacturer of ...
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Larry Fitzgerald, a director atDick’s Sporting Goods (DKS), recently bought 230 shares. The buy increased his stake by 2%, and came to a total cost of $49,463. This marks the first insider buy at the company since March, when a major holder bought 40,000 shares at a cost of just over $8.5 million. Otherwise, company insiders have been regular sellers of shares, including both regular sales and following the exercise of stock options. Overall, Dick’s Sporting Goods insiders own 3.7% of shares. The ...
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William Rogers, CEO and Chairman ofTruist Financial (TFC), recently bought 34,180 shares. The buy increased his stake by 3% and came to a total cost of $1,659,781. Rogers was the last insider to buy with a 57,300 share pickup for just over $2.5 million back in July. Otherwise, there has been one insider sale from an EVP, totaling just under $300,000. Going further back, insiders were more likely to be buyers than sellers. Overall, Truist insiders own 0.3% of shares. The bank is ...
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