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This is your Budrigantrade Pro Recap of the most significant insider trades from the previous week that you may have missed.
The CEO of Twilio purchases shares worth $10 million
(NYSE) Twilio After CEO Jeff Lawson disclosed that he purchased 158,081 shares, or approximately $10 million, at $62.459-$64.059, shares increased by more than 5% on Tuesday.
Through the Lawson Revocable Trust, shares were purchased indirectly. He now owns 184,032 direct shares and 226,397 indirect shares.
The company reported its last month, beating the consensus estimates for EPS and revenue. However, CFRA downgraded the stock from Strong Buy to Buy with a price target of $96.00 two days after the beat announcement, erasing the significant gains in share price that followed the beat.
The CFO of Keurig Dr. Pepper acquires shares
Dr. Pepper Keurig (NASDAQ) Shekhar Priyadarshi Sudhanshu, CFO, paid $35.59 to acquire 20,000 shares, or $711,800 in value.
The company reported its with revenues and EPS that were identical last month. Additionally, Citi began covering the business a month ago with a Neutral rating and a $37.00 price target.
Three more insider deals
(NYSE) Healthpeak Properties CEO Scott Brinker paid $23.63 for 16,300 shares, or $385,169 in value.
(NYSE) Hotel Pebblebrook Jon Bortz, Trust Chairman and CEO, purchased 21,000 shares for $14.304-$14.536, or $300,000 in value.
(NYSE) Glatfelter Wolfgang Laures, SVP, paid $3.722 to acquire 277,000 shares, or more than $1 million in value.
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