This week, insider trading was seen across companies like Nike (NKE), Boeing (BA) and Merck (MRK). The following transactions occurred between November 10 and November 14.
- Jorgen Knudstorp, director at Nike (NKE), bought 16,150 shares of the company for $62.09 for a total value of about $1M. With this, his stake in the company has increased to 21,388 shares. Knudstorp also bought shares worth $994,500 in Starbucks (SBUX), where he serves as a director as well, raising his total holdings to about 53,096 shares.
- Blackstone (BX) director Ruth Porat purchased 402 shares in the price range of $143.4 to $148.92 for a total value of around $58,836. She now owns a total of about 47,839 shares of the firm.
- Organon & Co.’s (OGN) executive chair Carrie Cox added 65,400 shares of the company to her portfolio for a total value of $501,755. She bought 65,400 shares for $7.67 each, increasing her holdings to 77,869 shares.
- Harry Sloan, director at DraftKings (DKNG), snapped up his holdings in the company by purchasing 25,000 shares for $30.3 each for a total worth of $757,500. Sloan’s holdings in the company have now increased to 249,712 shares.
- On the sell side, Uma Amuluru, EVP and chief HR officer at Boeing (BA), sold 1,366 shares for about $197.66, resulting in a total transaction value of $270,009. She now holds 14,656 shares in the company.
- Merck’s (MRK) Chief Communications & Public Affairs Officer, Cristal Downing, offloaded 7,085 shares for $87 each, for a total transaction value of $616,395.
- Uber (UBER) CFO Prashanth Mahendra-Rajah let go of 5,500 shares, for $94.41 apiece. The transaction, worth a total of $519,234, has decreased Mahendra-Rajah’s holding in the company to 20,330 shares.
- Amgen’s (AMGN) EVP, Global Commercial Ops, Murdo Gordon, divested a stake worth $2.32 million. He sold 6,879 shares for $336.83 each, reducing his stake in the company to 41,923 shares.
- Bernice Bell, CFO of AGNC Investment (AGNC), let go of 20,000 shares of the firm for about $10 each, resulting in a total value of $205,350. Bell continues to hold 339,719 shares in the company.