Cheniere Energy Inc

NYSE MKT: LNG
$205.67
+$4.17 (+2.1%)
Closing Price on November 8, 2024

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Cheniere Energy on Sunday ousted co-founder, chairman, president and CEO Charif Souki and appointed replacements.
The long and deep energy sell-off has brought many 10% owners and executives out to the buy desk. The insider buying volume swamped selling last week.
With just six trading weeks remaining in 2015, and a dip in the market providing better purchase points, the volume of insider buying was about the highest we have seen this fall.
Insider buying continues to swamp insider selling, and ever since the markets started to sell off hard in late August that has been the case.
We have seen some of the lowest insider selling volumes over the past week that we have seen in almost three years.
It just makes sense that if you were an insider looking to unload stock, last week would be probably the worst one in the past five years to do it.
When Chesapeake Energy reported second-quarter results Wednesday morning, the company's reported net loss was greeted with a boost to the share price.
Activist investor Carl Icahn disclosed on Thursday the acquisition of 19.4 million shares of stock in Cheniere Energy, about 8.2% of the company's outstanding shares.
Wednesday's top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations include Apple, Cheniere Energy, First Solar, Hilton Worldwide, National Oilwell Varco and Disney.
The International Energy Agency on Thursday morning released its "Medium-Term Gas Market Report" covering the next five years.
As we head into the second quarter and a new earnings season, it is very possible that the insider selling that was so big last month will start to taper off.
Even though there appear to be plenty of critics of the proposed $70 billion acquisition of BG Group by Royal Dutch Shell, 24/7 Wall St. is not among them.
As we approach the earnings releases for the first quarter, we are seeing an increase in the insider selling activity.
While not the least bit surprising, given the big advance over the past year, some insider sales this past week were pretty staggering in size.
Credit Suisse reinstated positive coverage on the Cheniere family of companies, saying the business should hold over the long run despite near-term choppiness with oil prices.