Insiders have been trading these 5 stocks: ((INCY)), ((BK)), ((QSI)), ((JBL)) and ((LEVI)). Here is a breakdown of their recent trades and their value.
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Director Pablo Cagnoni trimmed his stake in Incyte, selling 18,667 shares in a single transaction. The move freed up $1,801,365 in cash, a notable liquidation that may prompt investors to ask whether this signals routine diversification or a shifting view on Incyte’s future upside.
Bank of New York Mellon saw a flurry of insider sales, led by SEVP & GC Kevin J. McCarthy unloading 30,000 shares for $4,094,700. Additional selling came from Corp. Contr Kurtis Kurimsky at 5,290 shares for $719,492, SEVP Shannon Marie Hobbs with 297 shares for $40,703, and Sr. Executive Vice President Alejandro Perez at 12,504 shares worth $1,713,048.
Insiders at Quantum-Si were also active, with SVP, Global Marketing & PM Jeffrey Alan Hawkins selling 167,424 shares for $166,586 in total proceeds. The company’s CFO, Jeffry Keyes, followed suit by disposing of 74,763 shares, bringing in $74,389 and underscoring a wave of profit-taking at the emerging tech player.
At Jabil, selling pressure came from several senior leaders as EVP, Global Business Units STEVEN D BORGES sold 5,126 shares for $1,627,505. EVP, Chief Operations Officer Andrew Priestley reduced his position by 3,169 shares for $1,045,770, while SVP CIO May Yee Yap sold 1,634 shares, realizing $501,213 and adding to the insider exodus.
Levi Strauss & Co faced one of the largest single insider transactions when Director Harmit Singh sold 231,767 shares. The sale, worth a substantial $5,393,959, may be interpreted as either disciplined portfolio rebalancing or a cautious signal at a time when investors are closely watching consumer brands.