HPE, Nucor, Serve Robotics, Globalstar, Credo Insider Shake-Up

Insiders have been trading these 5 stocks: ((HPE)), ((NUE)), ((SERV)), ((GSAT)) and ((CRDO)). Here is a breakdown of their recent trades and their value.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise saw notable insider activity as SVP, Treasurer, and Corporate Development leader Kirt Karros sold 36,460 shares of the company’s stock in a transaction valued at $896,916, signaling a substantial move by a key financial executive. Adding to the selling pressure, President & CEO Antonio Neri also disposed of 26,457 shares, with his sale worth $647,667. Together, these transactions highlight nearly $1.55 million in combined insider sales, prompting investors to watch Hewlett Packard Enterprise closely for any strategic or personal motivations behind the timing and size of these trades.

Nucor also entered the insider-selling spotlight after EVP Thomas J. Batterbee sold 2,000 shares of Nucor stock, a transaction totaling $330,540 in value. While the number of shares is relatively modest compared to some larger insider moves in the market, the sale by a high-ranking executive like an Executive Vice President may still draw attention from shareholders monitoring sentiment within the leadership team. This $330,540 sale could reflect personal portfolio management, compensation-related diversification, or a view on Nucor’s current valuation in a changing steel and materials environment.

Serve Robotics Inc joined the list of companies with recent insider activity when CFO Brian Read sold 1,863 shares of Serve Robotics Inc stock, in a transaction worth $19,319. Though the dollar amount is comparatively smaller than transactions at larger-cap firms, investors often pay close attention when a Chief Financial Officer adjusts their holdings, as CFOs typically have deep insight into the company’s financial trajectory and operational outlook. This $19,319 sale may simply represent personal financial planning, but it still adds a data point for market participants tracking insider behavior at Serve Robotics Inc.

Globalstar reported multiple insider transactions on the same stock, which can be particularly interesting to market watchers. GC Barbee Ponder sold 1,260 shares of Globalstar in a transaction valued at $77,389, while VP & CFO Rebecca Clary also sold 1,260 shares, likewise worth $77,389. The parallel nature of these moves—both selling the same number of shares for the same transaction value—suggests a coordinated or scheduled selling event, possibly related to compensation plans or preset trading programs. Together, these two sales amount to 2,520 shares and $154,778 in combined value, offering investors additional context on insider alignment and liquidity decisions at Globalstar.

Credo Technology Group Holding Ltd saw a particularly large insider sale as CLO and Secretary James Laufman disposed of 10,000 shares of Credo Technology Group Holding Ltd stock, for a total transaction value of $1,500,000. This seven-figure sale stands out not only because of the round 10,000-share block, but also due to the $1.5 million in value involved, which can draw heightened scrutiny from investors evaluating insider confidence. While such a sizable sale may simply reflect diversification or liquidity needs by a senior legal and corporate officer, it nonetheless becomes a key data point for anyone assessing sentiment within Credo Technology Group’s upper ranks.