Insiders have been trading these 5 stocks: ((SLB)), ((FANG)), ((HPE)), ((GRAB)) and ((STX)). Here is a breakdown of their recent trades and their value.
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Director Patrick de La Chevardiere’s latest move at Schlumberger is turning heads, as he unloaded 4,000 shares of company stock. The transaction, valued at $208,100, may prompt investors to reassess how insider confidence aligns with Schlumberger’s current valuation and near-term prospects.
Diamondback insiders are also active, with EVP, CFO and Assistant Secretary Teresa Dick selling 5,000 shares for $965,000. Adding to the selling pressure, EVP & COO Daniel N Wesson disposed of another 5,000 Diamondback shares, a separate transaction worth $959,750.
At Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Director Antonio Neri executed a major sale of 264,432 shares totaling $6,657,632. In related insider moves, EVP, GM, Hybrid Cloud & CTO Fidelma Russo sold 34,001 shares for $852,745, while EVP, GM, Server Neil B MacDonald sold 112,652 shares valued at $2,826,604.
Ride-hailing and super-app player Grab also saw insider activity, as CAO John Pierantoni sold 14,819 shares. The transaction, worth $53,348, gives investors another data point on how top financial leadership is positioning around Grab’s evolving regional growth story.
Storage giant Seagate Tech rounds out the insider wave, with Director William Mosley selling 24,584 shares in a notably large transaction. The sale, valued at $10,000,033, is likely to draw scrutiny from Seagate Tech shareholders watching for signals on long-term confidence and capital allocation priorities.