Insider Transactions

Christopher Conoscenti, CEO atSitio Royalties Corp (STR), recently bought 2,500 shares. The buy increased his stake by 1 percent, and came to a total cost of $50,475. The buy came a few days after the CEO made a 10,000 share buy, which came to a cost just over $221,000. Those two buys have been the only insider filings since the oil and gas royalty company went public. Overall, company insiders own 2.2 percent of shares. The royalty company is down about 18 percent ...
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Randall Stephenson, a director atWalmart (WMT), recently purchased 7,245 shares. The buy increased his holdings by 58 percent, and came to a cost of $1,000,168. This marks the first insider buy at the company in the past two years. Otherwise, insiders have been regular sellers of shares. Those sales have been dominated by members of the Walton family, who are still major holders of the stock, but a few company executives have sold as well. Overall, Walmart insiders still own 48 percent ...
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Kristin Van Dask, CFO atProspect Capital Corp (PSEC) recently bought 6,000 shares. The buy increased her stake by 10 percent, and came to a total cost just over $41,200. She was also the most recent insider to buy, with a 4,250 share pickup back in November, paying nearly $32,000 . A company director has also been active over the past two years. There have been no insider sales over the past two years either. Overall, insiders at the business development company (BDC) ...
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Pershing Square Capital Management, a major owner ofHoward Hughes Corp (HHC) has been adding shares in recent days. The fund bought 62,474 more shares, shelling out over $4.6 million, a buy that increased the fund’s holdings by just under 1 percent. This marks the first insider buy of the year. Last year, Pershing Square bought shares on 4 separate occasions, at prices close to where the stock trades today. There was only one insider sale from a company division president. Overall, company ...
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Walter Bettinger, CEO atCharles Schwab (SCHW), recently bought 50,000 shares. The buy increased his holdings by 8 percent, and came to a total cost of $2.965 million. He was joined by a number of other company officers and directors. The company’s CFO bought 5,000 shares, at a cost of just under $297,000. One director bought 10,000 shares, paying just under $568,000. The buys come just a few weeks after the last insider sales at the company. Overall, company insiders own 6.1 percent ...
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Christopher Blake, President and CEO atPacWest Bancorp (PACW), recently bought 6,660 shares. The buy increased his holdings by 3 percent, and came to a total cost just over $118,000. He was joined by the company’s COO, who bought 3,148 shares for the price of $48,000. And a company director bought 25,000 shares, at a cost of $383,250. Other company insiders have been buyers in the past week as well, as shares of the regional bank have taken a big dive. Overall, insiders ...
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Richard Dreiling, CEO atDollar Tree (DLTR), recently added 7,100 shares to his holdings. The buy increased his stake from just 18 shares, and came to a total cost of just over $1 million. This marks the first insider buy in nearly a year, when a director bought 425 shares at a cost of just over $66,000. Otherwise, there has been one insider sale over the past year, by the company’s chief strategy officer. Overall, insiders own 1.3 percent of the company. The discount ...
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Michael Bless, a director atPiedmont Lithium (PLL), recently bought 1,750 shares. The buy is an initial stake for the director, and came to a total cost of $105,250. This is the first insider buy since last July, when the company CFO bought 2,700 shares, paying just over $101,000, at a price of about $37.50 for the stock. Since then, multiple insiders have been sellers of shares, including the company CEO and CFO. Overall, insiders own about 9 percent of the company. The lithium ...
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