Insiders have been trading these 5 stocks: ((FSLY)), ((WM)), ((RUN)), ((AMT)) and ((GD)). Here is a breakdown of their recent trades and their value.
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Director Richard Devon Daniels recently unloaded 14,976 shares of Fastly stock in a sale valued at $312,848, while CFO Richard Wong sold an additional 5,494 shares worth $115,813. These insider sales at Fastly may prompt investors to question whether executives see limited short-term upside or are simply rebalancing their personal portfolios.
At Waste Management, President & COO John J. Morris executed two sizable stock sales, parting with 7,979 shares for $1,955,413 and another 4,211 shares for $1,024,831. The combined disposals of more than $2,980,000 in Waste Management stock could signal profit-taking after strong performance or caution about future valuation.
Sunrun saw a flurry of executive selling, starting with Director Mary Powell offloading 2,229 shares for $26,614 and CFO Danny Abajian selling 1,412 shares worth $16,901. Chief Legal & People Officer Jeanna Steele sold 901 shares for $10,775, while Pres. & Chief Revenue Officer Paul Dickson divested 1,090 shares for $13,003, together highlighting broad-based insider activity at Sunrun.
In contrast to the selling trend elsewhere, President, JD Financial & CIO Rajesh Kalathur stepped in as a buyer at American Tower, acquiring 2,671 shares in a purchase valued at $494,936. This nearly half‑million‑dollar commitment to American Tower stock may be interpreted by some investors as a vote of confidence in the company’s long‑term growth prospects.
General Dynamics has experienced heavy insider selling, led by Director Phebe Novakovic’s disposal of 32,918 shares for $11,655,918 and EVP Mark Lagrand Burns selling 10,153 shares worth $3,603,807. VP Gregory Gallopoulos added to the trend by selling 3,729 shares for $1,321,333, while Director Marguerite Amy Gilliland sold 3,819 shares for $1,350,016, underscoring substantial executive profit‑taking.