Insider Transactions

Jim Lewis, a director atLandmark Bancorp (LARK), recently bought 2,723 shares. The buy increased his holdings by 2 percent, and came to a total cost of $58,662. He was joined by another director, who bought 1,566 shares, paying just under $34,000. Company directors have been regular buyers of shares so far this year, and the last insider sales at the company occurred in December 2022. Overall, company insiders own 22.2 percent of shares. The regional bank is down about 5 percent this year ...
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Scott Slater, CEO atCadiz (CDZI), recently bought 14,000 shares. The buy increased his stake by 13 percent, and came to a total cost of $49,000. He was joined by two directors. One also bought 14,000 shares, increasing her stake by 25 percent. The other bought 100,000 shares, laying out $350,000 to increase her stake by 927 percent. The only insider sale over the past two years came from an institution. Overall, Cadiz insiders own 39.8 percent of shares. The water services utility company ...
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Jeffrey Brown, a director atUpbound Group (UPBD), recently added 877 shares. The buy increased his holdings by 1 percent, and came to a total cost of $27,000. The director was the most recent buyer of shares with a 1,143 share pickup in April. That buy represented a 1 percent increase, and also came to about $27,000. Going back further this year, only one company vice president sold a small percentage of their shares. Overall, company insiders own 11.6 percent of shares. The household ...
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Dustin Moskovitz, President and CEO atAsana (ASAN), recently bought 160,000 shares. The buy came to a total price of $3.475 million, and increased his stake by less than 1 percent. This is the fourth purchase of 160,000 share lots in the past four weeks. And he has been a buyer of shares on 30 occasions going back to late 2021, without being a seller of shares. Overall, company insiders own 39.9 percent of shares. The work management platform software company has roughly doubled ...
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David Daniel, a director atDomo (DOMO), recently bought 26,400 shares. The buy increased his holdings by 19 percent, and came to a total cost of $357,580. This is the director’s third buy of the year, followed by a buy in May and April. The company CFO picked up 5,000 shares, paying about $70,000 back in April, and the company’s CEO bought 429,810 shares in March.  There has been one small insider sale in the past month. Overall, company insiders own 7.1 percent ...
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Neil Gagnon, a major holder atSecureWorks Corp (SCWX), recently bought 6,725 shares. The buy increased his holdings by less than 1 percent, and came to a total cost of $45,967. Gagnon has been a regular and steady buyer of shares going back to June 2022. Going further back, several company insiders have also been buyers, including the company CEO and CFO. The last insider sale came from a fund that was a major holder in late 2021. Overall, insiders own 30.5 percent ...
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Jane Elfers, President and CEO atThe Children’s Place (PLCE), recently bought 43,000 shares. The buy increased her stake by 13 percent, and came to a total cost of $1.01 million. The buy came a week after a director bought 1,500 shares, paying $57,750. Over the past two years, insider activity has been a bit more mixed, with more sales than purchases. Elfers was a big seller of shares two years ago when shares traded 4 times higher. Overall, company insiders own 6.3 ...
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Raghavendran Sivaraman, a portfolio manager atTri-Continental (TY), recently added 3,000 shares. The buy represents an initial stake for the manager, and came out to a total cost of $81,211. This is the first insider activity at the company since March 2022, when another portfolio manger bought 2,000 shares, also a first-time stake. There have been no other buys, nor any insider sales, over the past two years. Overall, insiders own about 1 percent of the company. The asset management company has traded flat ...
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