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Insiders across several US companies made notable moves this past week. The activity tells two very different stories.
GE HealthCare Technologies saw a wave of buying after the stock fell sharply. Five insiders filed purchases between April 30 and May 7. The biggest came from independent director H. Lawrence Culp Jr., who filed a $5M buy — picking up 80,805 shares at roughly $61.88 each. CEO Peter Arduini and CFO Jay Saccaro also stepped in, each buying at similar prices. The cluster of C-suite buying signals confidence in the company's current valuation.
Patrick Industries showed a similar pattern. Five executives filed purchases on May 5, all at around $86–88 per share. CEO Andy Nemeth spent $880,000. A director added another $882,250. Total insider buying across the group hit $2.4M in a single day.
Pool Corporation also saw three insiders buy on May 7. The non-executive vice chairman spent $1.9M on 10,000 shares.
Solaris Energy Infrastructure stands out on the sell side. Two large holders filed sales totalling nearly $290M. KTR Management Company sold $141.5M worth on April 30. Board member W. Howard Keenan followed with a $149M sale on May 6.
Over at Avis Budget Group, Pentwater Capital Management filed more than $1B in total sales across several transactions during late April — a major exit from the car rental company.
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