Insiders have been trading these 5 stocks: ((SMR)), ((LUNR)), ((UUUU)), ((CRDO)) and ((GSAT)). Here is a breakdown of their recent trades and their value.
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Forget margin or options. Here's how the pros trade SMRDirector FLUOR CORP executed two hefty disposals of NuScale Power shares, first selling 13,500,000 shares for $162,810,000, then unloading another 12,936,472 shares for $150,321,804. Such back‑to‑back insider sales, totaling 26,436,472 shares and $313,131,804, can pressure sentiment as investors question the long‑term conviction behind NuScale Power.
Intuitive Machines saw a flurry of insider activity, led by SVP & CTO Timothy Price II Crain selling 8,447 shares for $199,349 and CEO Stephen J Altemus selling 13,751 shares for $324,523. Adding to the wave, SVP, CLO & Corporate Secretary Anna Chiara Jones sold 4,911 shares for $115,899, while SVP and CFO Peter McGrath disposed of 24,554 shares for $579,474.
Energy Fuels reported a more modest but notable move, as VP, Technical Services Daniel Kapostasy sold 15,000 shares of company stock for $280,650. While far smaller than mega‑sales seen elsewhere, this insider transaction still offers a window into management’s view of Energy Fuels’ current valuation and risk‑reward balance.
Credo Technology Group Holding Ltd drew attention when SVP & GC James Laufman sold 10,000 shares for an impressive $1,644,100. The high dollar value of this insider sale, concentrated in a single transaction, may raise questions among shareholders about whether Credo Technology Group’s recent price strength is prompting profit‑taking at the top.
Globalstar rounded out the session of insider moves with VP & CFO Rebecca Clary selling 4,037 shares for $322,354. Investors often watch the chief financial officer’s trades closely, and this Globalstar transaction, though smaller in volume than others, still contributes to the broader narrative of cautious insider selling across the market.