Insiders have been trading these 5 stocks: ((ALB)), ((KMI)), ((HON)), ((FSLY)) and ((LYFT)). Here is a breakdown of their recent trades and their value.
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Chief Business Transformation Officer Melissa H. Anderson just trimmed her Albemarle exposure, unloading 8,454 shares in a single move. The Albemarle stock sale, valued at $1,384,004, signals notable insider profit‑taking that investors may watch closely for sentiment shifts.
Kinder Morgan also saw insider activity as VP (President, CO2 and ETV) Ashley Anthony B executed a sizable sale. By offloading 8,000 shares of Kinder Morgan stock for a total of $255,520, the executive added another data point to the ongoing narrative around insider confidence.
At Honeywell International, Director Scott D. Davis has joined the recent wave of insider transactions with a targeted stock sale. Davis disposed of 2,367 Honeywell International shares, and the transaction’s total value reached $568,080, offering a fresh signal for investors tracking boardroom moves.
Fastly was the busiest ticker, with three senior leaders heading to the sell window on the same stock. President, Go to Market Scott R. Lovett sold 6,573 Fastly shares for $115,224, CEO Charles Lacey III Compton sold 12,916 shares for $226,417, and CTO Artur Bergman sold 18,338 shares worth $321,465.
Lyft stood out from the selling trend as CEO John David Risher moved in the opposite direction with a notable insider buy. Risher purchased 7,490 Lyft shares in a transaction valued at $100,141, a vote of confidence that contrasts sharply with the spate of executive stock sales elsewhere.