Insider Transactions

Leung Chan, a director atSuper Micro Computer (SMCI), recently bought 3,000 shares. The buy increased the director’s holdings by 12 percent, and came to a total cost of $256,440. The director was the last buyer of shares in November, picking up 1,525 shares for $127,338. Generally, company insiders have been sellers of shares, particularly a director and the company CEO, who both own substantial holdings. Overall, insiders own 13.3 percent of shares. The computer server and storage producer has seen shares soar 136 ...
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Jonathan Foster, a director atLear Corp (LEA), recently added 231 shares. The buy increased his holdings by 2 percent, and came to a total cost of $32,153. This marks the first insider buy at the company in the past two years. Otherwise, company insiders, particularly the company President and CEO, as well as the company treasurer, have been sellers of shares, largely from exercising options. Overall, insiders own 0.2 percent of the company. The automotive component manufacturer is down 14 percent over the ...
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William Hosler, a director atPacWest Bancorp (PACW), recently bought 3,750 shares. The buy increased his stake by 7 percent, and came to a total cost of $99,300. The director was the last buyer as well, with an 8,000 share pickup for $200,000 last June. The company’s CEO has sold shares twice since then, but still owns over 1 million shares of the company in total. Company insiders own 1.8 percent of shares. The California-based bank is down about 43 percent in the past ...
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Peter Henry, a director atNike (NKE), recently bought 557 shares. The buy increased his holdings by 16 percent, and came to a total cost of about $70,000. This is the first buy at the company since last June, when another director picked up 10,000 shares for $1.03 million. Those mark the only insider buys over the past two years. Otherwise, a few company executives have been slight sellers of shares, mostly as stock options are exercised. Overall, company insiders own 1.3 percent ...
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Terrell Crews, CFO atNextEra Energy (NEE), recently bought 2,672 shares. The buy increased his holdings by 8 percent, and came to a total cost of $200,000. He was joined by two directors, one picked up 4,000 shares for just under $300,000 and more than doubled his stake. Another bought 1,000 shares for just under $75,000. Overall, insiders have been more active as buyers than sellers over the past few years. Overall, company insiders own 0.2 percent of shares. The utility company has traded ...
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Yehuda Shmidman, a director atExpress Inc (EXPR) recently started an initial stake with 5,424,783 shares. The cost came to just over $25 million. Generally, company insiders haven’t been very active at the firm. This buy marks the first insider transaction over the past two years. Otherwise, company insiders were last active in mid-2021, when the company President and CFO were both modest sellers of shares. Overall, insiders own 12.2 percent of the company. Shares of the apparel retailer have been knocked down 70 ...
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Gregory Hayes, a director atPhillips 66 (PSX), recently bought 10,250 shares. The buy came to a total cost just over $1.1 million, and increased the director’s stake by a massive 253 percent. This is the first purchase at the company in two years, following another buy from a director for 77 shares valued at just under $5,900. A number of company executives have been sellers of shares over the past two years, largely by exercising options. Overall, company insiders own just under ...
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Douglas Lebda, CEO atLendingTree (TREE), recently added 18,268 shares. The buy increased his holdings by just over 1 percent, and came to a total cost just over $705,000. The purchase comes a week after the CEO bought 65,062 shares, paying just over $2.08 million. Going further back, some insiders have been sellers over the past year, and a company director has been a repeat buyer of LendingTree stock. Overall, insiders own 14.9 percent of the company. Shares of the lending platform have lost ...
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