Consumer Services

Choice Hotels insider trades show modest buying by CEO Patrick—reflecting confidence while keeping the stock attractive for investors seeking stable, mid‑term growth.

Royal Caribbean insider sales hint at strategic shift toward luxury cruising; investors weigh solid fundamentals against market sentiment and potential volatility.

Hyatt insider sales reveal routine plan‑based trades, not a looming crisis – see how top execs’ liquidity moves impact the hotel chain’s stock outlook.

DraftKings insider Bradbury Erik sold 7,268 shares at $22.50, part of a Rule 10b5‑1 plan—signaling disciplined wealth management amid analyst downgrades and a 29% YTD decline.

Marriott insider sales show routine portfolio moves, not distress—investors note steady fundamentals and dividend‑reinvestment promise.

CEO Rhyu James Jeaho’s Feb 18 sale of 9,282 shares at $84.25 sparks insider‑activity buzz—learn how this routine vesting move may signal Stride’s short‑term outlook.

Wynn Resorts’ founder’s heavy option‑selling spree hints at a liquidity shift, raising short‑term volatility concerns but leaving long‑term fundamentals strong.

DoorDash CFO Inukonda Ravi’s disciplined 10b5‑1 trades—buy low at $7.66, sell high near $175—offer investors a clear view of executive confidence and portfolio strategy amid high‑valuation pressures.

Marriott insider selling signals: CEO and execs sell 560 shares on Feb. 17, 2026. Explore what this means for investors and future outlook.

CEO Richard Todd sells 247k Rush Street Interactive shares at $16.82: why this 10(b)(5)(1) trade matters for investors and market sentiment.