Insider Transactions

Anthony Noto, CEO atSoFi Technologies (SOFI), recently picked up 47,625 shares. The buy increased his stake by 1.4 percent, and came to a total price of just over $300,000. The buy came a day after the CEO made a purchase of 16,907 shares, for just over $112,000. Overall, the company CEO has made 18 buys in the past year. Other company insiders have been sizeable buyers in recent months as well. Going back to the company’s IPO in March 2021, there’s been ...
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Albert Monaco, a director atWeyerhaeuser (WY), recently picked up 3,000 shares. The buy increased his stake by about 12 percent, and came to a total price of just over $115,000. This marks the first insider buy at the company in over a year. Company executives have been sizeable sellers of shares over the past year. Going further back, there’s been a more even mix of insider buys by directors and sales from company executives. Overall, company insiders own about 0.2 percent of ...
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Edward Shapiro, a director atUnited Airlines Holdings (UAL), recently picked up 50,000 shares. The buy represents an initial stake by the director. The total cost to acquire the shares came to just over $2.35 million. This is the first insider buy at the company since late 2020. Over the past three years, company executives have been sellers of shares, with only a handful of buys from company directors. Overall, company insiders own 0.3 percent of shares. The airline company has seen its stock ...
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Michael Berry, EVP of Finance & Operations atNetApp (NTAP), recently picked up 5,000 shares. The buy increased his stake by 5.5 percent, and came to a total price of just over $360,000. This marks the first insider buy at the company since March 2021. Otherwise, insiders have largely been sellers at the company over the past three years, including a number of regular sales by the company CEO and the company president, among others. Overall, insiders own about 0.3 percent of shares. Shares ...
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Jay Farner, CEO atRocket Companies (RKT), recently added 45,900 shares. The buy increased his holdings by nearly 2 percent, and came to a total purchase price of around $400,000. This follows up on other buys from the company CEO since the start of the year. Each buy is usually in the $400,000 to $600,000 area. The last insider sale at the company occurred in March 2021. Overall, insiders at the company own about 1.7 percent of shares. The mortgage company provider has seen ...
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Loan Le Duy, a director atWolfspeed (WOLF), recently bought 1,000 shares. The buy increased his holdings by nearly 5 percent, and came to a total price of just over $75,000. This follows up on a number of other buys in the past month, including a 4,000 share buy from the President and CEO, and a buy from a director for just over $500,000. Insiders have been buyers for the past year, but have been more mixed over the last three years. Overall, ...
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Rodney McMullin, a director atVF Corp (VFC) recently bought 3,000 shares. The buy increased his stake by nearly 12 percent, and came to a total cost of just under $150,000. That’s the fourth such buy from the director this year. The other three buys were also for 3,000 shares each. Going further back, there’s a mix of both insider buying and selling, by both directors and C-suite executives. Overall, company insiders own about 5.5 percent of shares. Shares of the apparel manufacturer have ...
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Lisa Caldwell, a director atOld Republic Insurance (ORI), recently bought 9,920 shares. The buy increased her stake by 1,262 percent, and came to a total purchase price just over $234,000. This is the first insider activity at the company since March, when two directors also purchases shares. Generally, company insiders have been buyers of shares over the past three years, with some major holders acting as major sellers. Overall, insiders at the company own about 7.5 percent of shares. The insurance company has ...
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