ASLE AerSale Corp Insider Trading

Director Fedder buys 1,000 ASLE shares at $6.46; stock -30.1% from 52-week high, director's prior ASLE buys mostly negative.

Judith Ann Fedder, a director, purchased 1,000 shares of AerSale Corp at $6.46 on 2026-03-11, increasing her holdings to 62.2K shares. The purchase occurs in a weak price environment: the stock trades at $6.29 (current price), down 30.1% from its 52-week high and down 13.1% over the preceding 30 days. Reviewing Fedder's prior transaction history at ASLE over the last several years reveals a mixed record: of her 5 prior buys, 2 achieved positive 90-day returns after purchase. Her most recent ASLE buy on 2025-08-13 delivered a 90-day return of -28.1%, and her buy on 2024-05-20 also delivered a 90-day return of -31.9%. Fundamentally, the company reported negative net income of $-120.0K in the latest quarter and annual revenue growth of -2.8%. The modest transaction size (+1.6% relative to her pre-transaction holdings) and the pattern of mostly underperforming prior purchases at this ticket suggest a routine accumulation in a challenged stock rather than a conviction-driven signal.

Nicolas Finazzo bought 6,352 shares of ASLE at $5.99 on 2025-11-21, expanding holdings 16.6%; stock down 19.5% in 30 days from purchase.

Nicolas Finazzo purchased 6,352 shares of AerSale at $5.99 on 2025-11-21, increasing his shareholding from 38,267 to 44,619 shares (+16.6%). This follows two prior purchases just one and two days earlier, suggesting a concentrated buying pattern around support levels. The stock has declined 19.5% over the past 30 days and trades 28.9% below its 52-week high of $9.00, creating a heavily negative backdrop for the transaction. At the same-ticker level, Finazzo's prior three measurable buys at ASLE produced mixed 30-day results (ranging from -9.4% to -2.2%) but stronger 90-day outcomes (two of three posted gains, with the best at +25.6%), indicating his timing at this ticker has favored longer horizons over short-term moves. The company's fundamentals remain challenged: net income of $-120.0K on $71.2M quarterly revenue and a 58.18 P/E multiple reflect profitability pressure despite 3.2% annual revenue growth. The convergence of rapid share accumulation amid steep price weakness and marginal earnings warrants investor attention to determine whether the buying reflects conviction at depressed levels or reflects a contrarian bet facing headwinds.

Finazzo buys 3,267 shares (3.3K) at $5.99 over 2 days; stock down 30.4% in 90 days, blended price near 52-week low.

Nicolas Finazzo executed 2 separate purchases totaling 3,267 shares for $19,579.66 at $5.99 per share on 2025-11-19 and 2025-11-20, increasing his holdings by 9.3% to 38,267 shares. The timing occurs after a sharp 90-day decline of -30.4% and a 30-day drop of -18.8%, with the stock currently trading at $6.19—well below its 52-week high of $9.00 and near the 52-week low of $5.69. His prior trades at ASLE show mixed outcomes: 2 of 4 measurable 90-day returns were positive (his 2024-09 trades), while 2 were negative; cross-ticker, his broader track record shows a 76.92% 90-day win rate. The company's fundamentals show depressed profitability (net income of $-120.0K against $71.2M revenue) and a P/E ratio of 56.27, signaling minimal near-term earnings support.

Director Fedder buys 2,100 ASLE shares at $8.51; holdings now 61,175 shares. Stock +49.9% (30d), up $0.02 from trade price.

Director Judith Ann Fedder purchased 2,100 shares of AerSale Corp at $8.51 on 2025-08-13, increasing her stake from 59,075 to 61,175 shares (+3.6%). The stock has rallied significantly since the transaction, posting a +49.9% return over the past 30 days and currently trading at $8.53, just $0.02 above her entry price. Her same-ticker history at ASLE shows mixed timing: 2 of her 4 prior buys at this ticker achieved positive 90-day returns (2024-08-13 at +12.1% and 2023-08-11 at +46.4%), while the other two underperformed. The company trades at a steep P/E of 71.08 on modest fundamentals: $107.4M quarterly revenue, $8.6M net income, and 3.2% annual revenue growth. The modest $17,869.74 transaction size relative to her 61K-share position suggests limited incremental conviction.

Nicolas Finazzo buys 20,000 ASLE shares at $5.36; stock down -68.8% from 52-week high and currently unprofitable.

Finazzo purchased 20,000 shares of AerSale at $5.36 on 2024-09-13, increasing his holdings 117.6% to 37,000 shares total. The transaction occurs against a backdrop of significant headwinds: ASLE is trading -68.8% below its 52-week high of $16.24, the company reported annual revenue decline of -18.1% and negative net income of $-3.6M in the most recent full fiscal year, and the stock has fallen -24.6% over the trailing 90 days. Finazzo's cross-ticker buy track record shows an average 90-day return of +7.2% with a 72.73% win rate, but at this same ticker his prior four measurable trades delivered mixed results: one positive outcome and three negative, with the most recent June 2024 buy showing a 90-day return of -24.9%. The current purchase represents a material position increase during a period of operational and stock-price weakness.

ASLE insider Frederick Craig purchases 4,000 shares at $5.25 amid 68.4% decline from 52-week high; stock down 22.3% in 90 days.

Wright Frederick Craig purchased 4,000 shares of AerSale Corp at $5.25 on 2024-09-13, increasing holdings to 195,558 shares. The purchase occurred as the stock trades at $5.13, down 68.4% from its 52-week high of $16.24, and has declined 22.3% over the past 90 days. At the same-ticker level, Craig's prior three ASLE purchases show mixed results: one delivered strong 90-day performance (+20.5%), but two resulted in losses, with a 33.3% success rate at the 90-day mark. Against a backdrop of fundamental deterioration—the company reported negative net income of $-3.6M in its latest quarter and annual revenue contracted 18.1%—this open-market purchase warrants investor attention to distinguish whether it represents a contrarian accumulation response or is part of an unrelated transaction cadence. The current price of $5.13 is only 2% below the transaction price, offering limited insight into the immediate signal.

Finazzo Nicolas bought 3,600 shares of ASLE at $4.86 (Sept 4), doubling stake to 6.6K; stock down 70% from $16.38 high, company unprofitable.

Finazzo purchased 3,600 shares at $4.86, increasing his holdings by 120.0% from 3,000 to 6,600 shares, while AerSale trades 70.0% below its 52-week high of $16.38. The company reported a net loss of $-3.6M on quarterly revenue of $77.1M and faces an 18.1% annual revenue decline, indicating deteriorating fundamentals. His prior buys at ASLE have shown mixed timing, with only 2 of 4 prior trades ultimately well-timed at the 90-day mark, and his most recent ASLE purchase (June 14, 2024) posted a -3.4% 30-day return. The current -70.0% drawdown from recent highs and the company's persistent unprofitability present elevated downside risk that contrasts with his stronger cross-ticker track record (80% 90-day win rate, +10.4% average), suggesting ASLE may be driving underperformance within his broader portfolio.

Director Judith Ann Fedder buys 1,900 shares of ASLE at $5.07; stock down 69.2% from 52-week high amid unprofitable operations and -18.1% revenue decline.

Director Fedder purchased 1,900 shares at $5.07 on 2024-08-13, increasing her position by 5.3% to 37,708 shares, while ASLE trades 69.2% below its 52-week high of $16.38 and has declined 29.5% over the prior 30 days. This purchase occurs amid negative fundamentals: the company posted a net loss of $3.6M in the latest quarter and annual revenue contracted 18.1% year-over-year. At the same ticker, Fedder's prior buy on 2024-05-20 has posted a -14.7% 30-day return, and her March 2024 purchase declined 5.7% over 30 days and 7.5% over 90 days, suggesting her recent ASLE trades have been poorly timed. The timing pattern across her same-ticker history shows only 1 of 2 measurable 90-day buy outcomes were positive, indicating limited accuracy in picking entry points at this stock. The sharp stock decline post-purchase and deteriorating company metrics require scrutiny into whether operational headwinds will deepen.

Finazzo Nicolas bought 3,000 shares of ASLE at $6.83 on 2024-06-14, now down 3.4% to $6.60; prior ASLE trades show mixed timing.

Finazzo Nicolas purchased his first 3,000-share position in AerSale Corp on 2024-06-14 at $6.83, which has since declined to a current price of $6.60. His five prior trades at this ticker show a 3-of-5 well-timed outcome rate at the 90-day mark, suggesting moderate predictive accuracy; however, the company faces significant headwinds including an -18.1% annual revenue decline, a full-year net loss, and a 660.0 P/E ratio, indicating profitability challenges. The insider's cross-ticker track record (10 prior buys with 80.00% 90d win rate and +10.4% avg 90d return) is substantially stronger than his same-ticker ASLE history, suggesting this purchase may represent an outlier relative to his usual success rate. The stock is -59.7% from its 52-week high of $16.38, creating a tension between potential value at depressed levels and the company's deteriorating fundamentals.