Insider Transactions

George Johnson, a director atHelca Mining (HL), recently bought 8,500 shares. The buy increased his stake by 49 percent, and came to a total cost of $34,585. This buy marks the only insider activity at the company over the past two years. Company officers have been granted shares of stock repeatedly over the past few years, but none have sold off their positions yet. Overall, company insiders own 7 percent of shares. The precious and base metal mining stock has been flat over ...
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Charles Ruffel, a director atCharles Schwab Corp (SCHW), recently added 833 shares. The buy increased his holdings by 3 percent, and came to a total cost of $50,440. This is the first insider sale since March, when a different director bought 5,000 shares. Other company insiders were active buyers in March as well, including the company CFO, co-CEO, and President. There have been two sales from the company’s board chairman in May and July. Overall, company insiders own 6.3 percent of shares. The ...
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Kelcy Warren, Chairman atEnergy Transfer (ET), recently bought 3,000,000 shares. The buy increased his holdings by about 1 percent, and came to a total cost of $38.89 million. The Chairman was also a buyer for several days back in May, and before that in February. A company EVP also picked up 10,000 shares at the end of May. There have been no insider sales at the company over the past two years. Overall, company insiders own 17.2 percent of shares. The natural gas ...
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Douglas Treff, a director atCrocx (CROX), recently bought 2,114 shares. The buy increased his holdings by 2 percent, and came to a total cost just over $200,000. The buy comes a week after the company CFO bought 1,950 shares, paying just over $198,000 to do so. There have been a few other buys from company directors earlier in the year. The CEO sold off about 3 percent of his holdings in April, at a price about 40 percent higher than today’s. Overall, ...
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Matthew De Soto, a director atMid Penn Bancorp (MPB), recently bought 2,355 shares. The buy increased his holdings by 4 percent, and came to a total cost of $50,001. The director was also a buyer in late June, buying 362 shares for just under $8,000. Another company director was a buyer at the same time. Over the last two years, company directors and the CEO have been regular and steady buyers of shares, with no insider sales. In total, insiders own 11.3 ...
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Amy Banse, a director atLennar (LEN), recently bought 820 shares. The buy increased her stake by 11 percent, and came to a total cost of $100,909. The director was the last insider buyer, with a 790 share pickup in July and a 165 share buy in June. Overall, that adds another $110,000 in purchases to the recent buy. Insiders have otherwise been slight sellers of shares over the past two years. Overall, insiders own about 2.4 percent of the homebuilder’s shares. Lennar has ...
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John Risher, CEO atLyft (LYFT), recently bought 100,000 shares. The buy increased his stake by 1 percent, and came to a total cost of $1.15 million. He was joined by a company director who bought 8,826 shares, increasing his stake by  28 percent, and paying just under $100,000. These are the only insider buys at Lyft over the past two years. There have been nearly two dozen sales from directors and executives over the past two years. Overall, insiders own 9.6 percent ...
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Devina Rankin, a director atKeycorp (KEY), recently bought 10,000 shares. The buy is an initial stake for the director. The total cost for the stake came to $114,900. This marks the first insider buy since the company’s institutional bank head bought 75,000 shares in May. He paid $733,500 to do so. Company insiders have mostly been buyers since March, following the drop in bank stocks. And they were largely sellers last year at higher prices. Overall, insiders at the bank own 0.3 ...
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