Insider Transactions

Andrew Fulmer, CFO & Treasurer ofAmerican Outdoor Brands (AOUT), recently picked up 3,700 shares. The buy increased his holdings by just over 7.6 percent, and came to a total purchase price of just over $50,000. This marks the second buy from company insiders in the past few weeks, following a 3,671 share buy from a company director, for a price of just under $50,000. Overall, company insiders have been regular and steady buyers, amounts ranging from 1,000 to 10,000 shares. Overall, company ...
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Jay Farner, CEO ofRocket Companies (RKT), recently picked up 8,900 shares. The buy increased his stake by just over 0.5 percent, and came to a total purchase price of $99,000. That’s the first insider transaction of any kind over the past year. Just over one year ago, a major shareholder sold 20,200,000 shares, just before the price started to slide by about 55 percent. Overall, company insiders own about 2.6 percent of shares. The mortgage company has slid by a full 50 percent ...
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Paul Pittman, CEO ofFarmland Partners Inc (FPI), recently picked up 2,000 more shares. The buy increased his holdings by 0.1 percent, and came to a total purchase price of just under $27,000. This marks the first insider buy of the year. Pittman was an active buyer late last year with a number of transactions at a slightly lower price. The last insider sale at the company occurred in March of last year. Overall, insiders at the company own over 9.4 percent of ...
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Kenneth Quigley, a director atUMH Properties (UMH), recently picked up 1,000 shares. The buy increased his holdings by 7.8 percent, and came to a total purchase price of just under $24,000. This is the second buy from the director this month. Company insiders have been active as both buyers and sellers over the past three years, with a larger number of recent buys and sells alike. Overall, insiders at the company own just under 7 percent of shares. The owner and operator of ...
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Winder Investment, a major holder atSensient Technologies (SXT), recently added to their stake with a 18,827 share buy. The purchase increased the fund’s holdings by 0.2 percent, and came to a total price of just over $870,000. That’s on top of another 24 buys from company insiders over the past few years, including both C-suite executives and company directors. And in that same timeframe, company insiders haven’t sold any shares. Overall, insiders at the company own just under 1 percent of shares. The ...
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Joey Agree, President and CEO ofAgree Realty Corporation (ADC), recently picked up 1,560 shares. The buy increased his holdings by 0.3 percent, and came to a total purchase price of just over $100,000. That followed up on a buy he made the day before, for 1,749 shares at a cost of just under $112,000. Over the past three years, a number of company insiders have been buyers, with the last insider sale occurring back in June 2020. Overall, company insiders own 2 ...
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William Bowers, a director atExelon Corp (EXC), recently picked up 4,500 shares. The buy increased his stake by 352 percent, and came to a total price of just over $196,000. This marks the first insider buy at the company since May 2017, nearly five years ago. Company insiders have been regular sellers of shares at small intervals, with the last sale occurring back in January. Overall, company insiders own 0.2 percent of shares. The diversified utility play has soared 41 percent in the ...
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Ryan Cohen, Chairman and major owner of video game platformGameStop (GME), recently bought 100,000 shares on the open market. The buy increased his holdings by 1.1 percent, and came to a total price of just over $10.175 million. This marks the first big buy at the company since Cohen’s last buy in December 2020. A number of company directors made some small sales back in January and June 2021, otherwise, company insiders have been buying and holding. Overall, insiders own just over ...
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