Insider Transactions

Tilman Fertitta, a major holder at Wynn Resorts (WYNN), recently bought 400,000 shares. The buy increased his position by 3%, and came to a total cost of $27,872,500. Fertitta was the last buyer with a 16,500 share pickup back in March for $1.38 million. Two company directors were also buyers back in February. Going further over the past two years, Wynn insiders were sellers of shares at far higher prices than where the stock trades today. Overall, Wynn insiders own 21.6% of ...
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Arturo Moreno, a major holder at Clear Channel Outdoor Holdings (CCO), recently bought 5,000,000 shares. The buy increased his stake by 10%, and came to a total cost of $4,775,000. This is the third insider buy of the year, following an 800,000 share buy from a company director for just over $1 million at the end of February, and a 50,000 share buy from the CEO for $63,000 around the same time. Overall, Clear Channel insiders own 17.3% of shares. The billboard and ...
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Gary Dickerson, President and CEO of Applied Materials (AMAT), recently bought 50,000 shares. The buy increased his position by 3%, and came to a total cost of $6.85 million. This marks the first insider buy at the company over the past two years. Otherwise, insiders have been periodic sellers of shares over the past two years. That includes Dickerson, who sold 400,000 shares last June, at a share price over $100 higher from where AMAT trades today. Overall, Applied Materials insiders own ...
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Oscar Munoz, a director at Salesforce (CRM), recently bought 3,882 shares. The buy increased his stake by 49%, and came to a total cost of $998,773. This is the second insider buy at Salesforce this year, following another director buy of 1,695 shares in February, at a cost of $499,355. Otherwise, company insiders have been regular sellers of shares, largely following the exercise of stock options. Notable sales include the company CFO and a company Co-Founder. Overall, Salesforce insiders own 2.6% of ...
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William Douglas, a director at Dollar Tree (DLTR), recently bought 7,500 shares. The buy increased his stake by over 1,000%, and came to total cost of $520,000. This marks the first insider buy since last September, when another company director bought 2,200 shares for just over $150,000. In the meantime, there have been two small insider sales, including a $31,000 sale from the company CEO for less than 1% of his holdings. Overall, Dollar Tree insiders own 0.1% of shares. The dollar store ...
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Kevin Bryant, a director at Winnebago Industries (WGO), recently bought 4,341 shares. The buy increased his position by 18%, and came to a total cost of $150,546 The buy came a day after another company director bought 4,200 shares, increasing his position by 44%, paying just over $143,000 to do so. Going further back, other company insiders were buyers, including the President and CEO for 2,500 shares last October. A few company insiders have been sellers as well. Overall, Winnebago insiders own ...
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Carl Icahn, a major holder of CVR Partners (UAN), recently bought 5,490 shares. The buy increased his position by less than 1%, and came to a total cost of $411,043. The buy follows additional buys over the past months, totaling over 25,000 shares, for just under $2 million. Icahn was a steady buyer in 2024 as well. No other insiders have been buyers, and there have been no insider sales over the past two years. Overall, CVR Partners insiders own 0.4% of ...
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Bbrc International, a major holder of Victoria’s Secret & Co. (VSCO), recently bought over 1.3 million shares in the past month across three transactions. The total buys increased the fund’s stake by 16%, and came to a total cost of over $23 million. Over the past two years, a company director has also been a small buyer of shares, and the company CFO bought 20,000 shares a year and a half ago for just over $343,000. Overall, Victoria’s Secret insiders own 12.8% ...
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