Insider Transactions

Brent Windom, a director atAdvance Auto Parts (AAP), recently bought 2,683 shares. The buy came to a total cost of $216,173, and is a new position for the director. The buy was followed up with a purchase of 310 shares from another director, who paid $21,168 to increase her position by 6%. These are the first insider buys of 2024. Last year, a number of company directors were buyers throughout the year, and a company EVP was also a buyer. Overall, Advance ...
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Daniel Heinrich, a director atDollar Tree (DLTR), recently bought 1,000 shares. The buy increased his holdings by 19%, and came to a total cost of $127,850. This marks the first insider activity of the year. Insiders were generally buyers last year, including buys of over $1 million from the company CEO and $200,000 from the company CFO. A major holder also acquired a stake worth over $99 million. Overall, Dollar Tree insiders own 0.3% of shares. The discount retailer has lost about 10% ...
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Daniel Fisher, President and CEO ofBall Corp (BALL), recently bought 3,869 shares. The buy increased his position by 3%, and came to a total cost of $247,767. This is the first insider activity since November, when the company COO also bought about $250,000 in shares. Going further back, three insiders were sellers earlier in 2023. One director sold over $8 million in shares. And two company executives made small sales with the largest around $200,000. Overall, Ball insiders own 0.4 percent of ...
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George Zoley, Chairman of the Board atGeo Group (GEO), recently bought 50,000 shares. The buy came to a total cost of $624,025, and increased his position by 1%. This marks the first insider buy at the company over the past two years. Two company executives and one director have been small sellers of shares over the past two years, with the largest insider sale coming to just over $107,000. Overall, Geo Group insiders own 5.1% of shares. The security and protection services company ...
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Jeffrey Blackburn, a director atRoku (ROKU), recently bought 8,000 shares. This is an initial stake for the director, and came to a total cost of $511,680. This marks the first insider buy over the past two years. Company executives have been regular and consistent sellers of shares, nearly always following the exercise of stock options. The largest sales have come from the company CEO, who exercised over $140 million in shares last year. Overall, Roku insiders own 0.7 percent of shares. The TV ...
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Juan Mendoza, a director atHerbalife (HLF), recently bought 10,921 shares. The buy increased his stake by 40 percent, and came to a total cost of $99,818. The buy came about three weeks after the company CEO bought 61,725 shares, paying $498,300 to do so. Over the last 12 months, three other directors have been buyers of shares in the six-figure range. One EVP sold about $100,000 of shares over the same time. Overall, Herbalife insiders own 3.1 percent of shares. The nutritional supplement ...
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John Ho, CEO ofLandsea Homes (LSEA), recently bought 17,241 shares. The buy increased his position by 4 percent, and came to a total cost of $199,996. He was joined by the company COO, who made a similar buy. Three company directors also bought shares around the same time, with one picking up $100,000 and two others buying under $30,000. Insiders were largely buyers in the first half of last year, but were generally sellers in the second half. Overall, Landsea insiders own ...
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Mark Murray, an SVP atCelanese (CE), recently bought 597 shares. The buy came to a total cost of $93,389, and increased his holdings by 5 percent. This is the first insider activity since last May. Murray was a buyer twice last year, each time making a buy in the 1,000 share-range, and costing just over $100,000. Another company SVP was also a buyer last May, with a 2,000 share buy totaling just under $215,000. Overall, Celanese insiders own 0.4 percent of shares. The ...
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