Co-chairman of $HLI sells 5,000 shares in insider sale

Irwin Gold, the co-chairman of $HLI, recently engaged in insider trading by selling 5,000 shares of the company on June 30, 2025, for an estimated sum of $914,050. This transaction, constituting approximately 100.0% of Gold’s shares of this specific stock class, was disclosed through a recent filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). As a result of this sale, Gold now holds no shares of this class of $HLI stock.

Over the past six months, there have been nine instances of $HLI insiders conducting trades in the open market. These trades included nine sales and zero purchases by individuals within the company. Notable among these transactions are Scott L Beiser, another co-chairman, who sold 8,008 shares for an approximate value of $1,431,109, and Gillian Beth Zucker, who completed six sales but made no purchases, selling 1,200 shares for an estimated sum of $202,022. Additionally, Christopher M Crain, the general counsel, sold 500 shares for an estimated $86,510.

Moving beyond insider activity, hedge fund actions surrounding $HLI have seen fluctuations in recent months, with 268 institutional investors adding shares to their portfolios, while 262 decreased their positions in the last quarter. Significant movements include Congress Asset Management Co adding 504,149 shares to their portfolio in the first quarter of 2025, totaling an estimated $81,420,063, and Capital Research Global Investors increasing their holdings by 504,055 shares to a total estimated worth of $81,404,882.

Congressional stock trading involving $HLI has taken place twice in the past six months, with two sales and no purchases. Representative Kelly Morrison divested up to $15,000 worth of $HLI stock on June 4, while Representative Josh Gottheimer engaged in a similar transaction on April 9.

On the analyst front, Wall Street reports have produced varied sentiments on $HLI, with two firms issuing buy ratings and one firm issuing a sell rating. Noteworthy recommendations include Morgan Stanley’s “Overweight” rating from June 23, 2025, Wells Fargo’s “Overweight” rating from March 11, 2025, and Wolfe Research’s “Underperform” rating from January 3, 2025.

To stay updated on insider transactions and hedge fund activities related to $HLI, interested parties can refer to Quiver Quantitative’s insider trading dashboard and institutional holdings dashboard, respectively. For those monitoring congressional stock trading, Quiver Quantitative provides a dedicated congressional trading dashboard. Analysis of analyst ratings and price targets for $HLI can be found on Quiver Quantitative’s $HLI forecast page.