Insider Transactions

Guy Gecht, a director at Logitech International (LOGI), recently bought 2,500 shares. The buy increased his position by 16%, and came to a total cost of $202,800. This marks the second insider buy this year, following a 1,225 share buy form the company CFO back in May. That was a new position, and came to just under $100,000. Going further back several company insiders have been slight sellers, including the company General Council and COO. Overall, Logitech insiders own 0.3% of shares. The ...
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Two directors at Norfolk Southern (NSC), Sameh Fahmy and Richard Anderson, both bought 1,000 shares. Both paid just over $255,000 to make their buys, which increased their stakes by 11% and 33%, respectively. Fahmy was the last director to buy with another 1,000 share pickup in early August, at a lower price of $244,000. Otherwise, there have been two insider sales this year, one of which came from a former CEO. Multiple directors have been buyers going back into the spring. Overall, ...
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Robert Stallings, a director at Texas Capital Bancshares (TCBI), recently bought 20,000 shares. The buy increased his position by 3%, and came to a total cost of $425,600. Stallings has been a monthly buyer of shares with buys as high as $580,000 of shares at one time. Another company director was a buyer of 2,000 shares in February for $117,560. There have been no insider sales over the past year. Overall, Texas Capital Bancshares insiders own 1.6% of shares. The regional bank is ...
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Topline Capital Partners, a major holder of NerdWallet (NRDS), recently bought 461,777 shares. The buy increased the fund’s stake by 10%, and came to a total cost of $5,275,974. This marks the first buy since September 2023, when the company CEO bought $255,676 of shares. Otherwise, company insiders have been slight sellers of shares, with two directors and a company Vice President selling off small amounts of their positions. Overall, more insiders have sold, but buying has far exceeded selling. Overall, NerdWallet ...
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James Ayers, a major holder at FB Financial Corp (FBK), recently added to his position with a 4,000 share buy. The purchase increased his position by less than 1%, and came to a total cost of $201,340. Ayers was the last buyer with two buys in February for a total of 5,000 shares at a cost of over $175,000. Two company directors were also buyers of shares over the past two years. The last insider sale occurred back in November 2022. Overall, ...
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Jumana Capital Investments LLC, a major holder ofRed Robin Gourmet Burgers (RRGB), recently bought  37,761 shares. The buy increased the fund’s position by 5%, and came to a total cost of $218,595. The buy comes a month after the company CEO bought 10,000 shares, for about $31,526, and after the company CFO also picked up 5,000 shares. Going further back, another major fund was a slight seller of shares, taking about $2.25 million off the table. Overall, Red Robin insiders own 11% ...
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Jeffrey Goldstein, a director at Fidelity National Information Services (FIS), recently bought 626 shares. The buy increased his stake by 6%, and came to a total cost of $55,245. The director has been a buyer in each of the past two quarters, for about the same dollar amount. Other directors were buyers at the start of 2024 and into last year. The company CEO sold about 15% of his position in mid-2023, cashing out for about $187,000. Overall, FIS insiders own about ...
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Gregory Shepard, a major holder at Atlas Energy Solutions (AESI), recently bought 2,200 shares. The buy increased his position by less than 1%, and came to a total cost of $43,736. Shepard was the last buyer of shares with a 3,248 share pickup for just over $70,000 back in July, and further pickups in the mid-six-figure range earlier in the year. A few other major holders have been gradually selling off their position in recent months. Overall, Atlas insiders own 42.7% of ...
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