Asana's CEO purchased 320,000 shares at $48.10, while an Ambarella VP sold 1,412 shares of company stock at $105.00 per share Welcome to "Fly Insider," The Fly's weekly recap of notable insider stock transactions.
NOTABLE INSIDER PURCHASES: Significant insider purchases reported in the prior week from June 14 through June 18 include:
- Holder of Transocean (RIG) Perestroika purchased 5,000,000 shares of company stock at $4.18 per share for a total transaction value of $20,910,000
- Holder of PennyMac Financial (PFSI) MFN Partners purchased 193,915 shares of company stock at $61.95 per share for a total transaction value of $12,013,907
- CEO of Asana (ASAN) Dustin Moskovitz purchased 320,000 shares of company stock at $48.10 per share for a total transaction value of $15,392,480
- Chairman of Continental Resources (CLR) Harold Hamm purchased 270,000 shares of company stock at $36.53 per share for a total transaction value of $9,862,290
NOTABLE INSIDER SALES: Significant insider sales in the prior week from June 14 through June 18 include:
- CEO of Applied Materials (AMAT) Gary Dickerson sold 102,912 shares of company stock at $140.28 per share for a total transaction value of $14,436,495
- VP of Ambarella (AMBA) Christopher Day sold 1,412 shares of company stock at $105.00 per share for a total transaction value of $148,260
- VP of Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) Mark Papermaster sold 55,000 shares of company stock at $81.05 per share for a total transaction value of $4,457,750
- CFO of Booking Holdings (BKNG) sold 183 shares of company stock at $2,302.37 per share for a total transaction value of $421,334
NOTABLE PRICE MOVEMENT AFTER INSIDER TRANSACTION: Asana is up over 25% since CEO Dustin Moskovitz purchased 320,000 shares of company stock, while shares of Ambarella are down approximately 5% since VP Christopher Day sold 1,412 shares of company stock.
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