Insider Transactions

Badrinarayanan Kothandaraman, President and CEO of Enphase Energy (ENPH), recently bought 5,000 shares. The buy increased his stake by less than 1%, and came to a total cost of $301,903. This is the first insider buy since May, when the company CFO picked up 4,000 shares for $416,979. One company director and a company EVP have been slight sellers of shares in the intervening months. Going further back, insiders were more likely to be buyers rather than sellers. Overall, Enphase insiders own ...
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Alfred Zollar, director at Nasdaq (NDAQ), recently bought 2,542 shares. The buy increased his stake by 5%, and came to a total cost of $203,970. This marks the first insider buy since October 2023, when a different director bought shares. The company’s CEO was also a buyer of 10,000 shares last July. Otherwise, there have been periodic sales by insiders over the past year, largely at the EVP level. Overall, Nasdaq insiders own 10.8% of shares. The capital markets operator is up 46% ...
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Kristin Van Dask, CFO at Prospect Capital (PSEC), recently bought 15,200 shares. The buy increased her stake by 17%, and came to a total cost of $65,208. This is the first insider buy since September, when the company’s CEO, COO, and a director bought over 1 million shares in total across a series of transactions. Insiders have been gradual buyers of shares over the past two years, and there have been no insider sales over the same period. Overall, Prospect insiders own ...
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David Risher, CEO of Lyft (LYFT), recently bought 13,790 shares. The buy increased his stake by less than 1%, and came to a total cost of $250,272. This is Risher’s second buy of the year, following a 51,815 share pickup in August for just over $501,000. Otherwise, company insiders, including both directors and executives, have been slight sellers of shares over the past two years. Those sales are largely direct sales, rather than the exercise of stock options. Overall, Lyft insiders own ...
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Alfred Zollar, a director atInternational Business Machines (IBM), recently bought 936 shares. The buy is an initial stake for the director, and came to a total cost of $197,139. Zollar is the only insider at the company to buy shares over the past two years. This year, there have been two insider sales, both from company Senior Vice Presidents. Going further back, the company CFO sold about 30% of his holdings for over $5.1 million in early 2023. Overall, IBM insiders own ...
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Christian Rothe, CFO of Rockwell Automation (ROK), recently bought 7,273 shares. The buy came to a total cost of $2,000,904, and is a new position for the executive. This is only the second insider buy at the company over the past two years, following a 3,500 share buy form the company CEO in February for $992,758. Otherwise, insiders have largely been sellers of shares, usually following the exercise of stock options. Overall, Rockwell insiders own 0.2% of shares. The industrial automation designer and ...
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Apmh Invest, a major holder of Noble Corp (NE), recently bought 1,330,000 shares. The buy increased the fund’s position by 5%, and came to a total cost of $46,104,795. The fund was the last buyer with a 638,018 share pickup in July, increasing their position by 2%, at a cost of just over $28.9 million. The company CFO was also a buyer of nearly $100,000 back in March. Overall, Noble Corp insiders own 19.8% of shares. The oil and gas drilling company is ...
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Timothy Go, President and CEO ofSinclair Corp (DINO), recently bought 2,500 shares. The buy increased his stake by 1%, and came to a total cost of $99,923. The buy comes a few days after a company director bought 5,000 shares, paying $193,775. Going back over the past two years, there has been a mix of insider buys and sells, with sellers generally having the upper hand. However, most of those sales occurred over $50 per share. Overall, Sinclair insiders own 8.9% of ...
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