Insiders have been trading these 5 stocks: ((EPD)), ((DELL)), ((LULU)), ((COP)) and ((NU)). Here is a breakdown of their recent trades and their value.
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Director Aj Teague just signaled fresh confidence in Enterprise Products Partners, scooping up 2,665 shares in a recent insider buy. The transaction, valued at $100,044, stands out as a meaningful personal bet that could catch income investors’ attention in this high-yield pipeline giant.
Dell Technologies saw a torrent of insider selling, headlined by Director William Scannell unloading 143,067 shares for $23,606,055. Directors SLTA V (GP), L.L.C. and SLTA IV (GP), L.L.C. together dumped more than 1.8 million shares across multiple trades, worth $297,081,352 in total, raising big questions about timing and valuation.
At Lululemon Athletica, Director Charles Bergh moved in the opposite direction, quietly accumulating 6,090 shares. His new purchase, worth $999,978, may be read as a vote of confidence in LULU’s long‑term growth story, even as the athleisure leader navigates shifting consumer demand and increasing competition.
Conocophillips insiders were heavy sellers, led by Director Ryan Michael Lance, who sold a hefty 506,800 shares for $64,490,300. SVP & GC Kelly Brunetti Rose added 7,700 shares sold for $1,001,154, while EVP Nicholas G Olds disposed of 6,994 shares for $888,587, potentially signaling profit‑taking after strong energy sector gains.
Nu Holdings joined the insider‑selling trend as U.S. CEO & Chief Growth Officer Cristina Helena Junqueira Zingaretti offloaded 300,000 shares. The sale, valued at $4,443,000, puts fresh focus on how insiders view NU’s explosive Latin American fintech growth versus the risks of rich valuations and an evolving regulatory backdrop.