FE FIRSTENERGY CORP Insider Trading

CFO K. Jon Taylor sold 26,800 FE shares at $50.94; stock near 52-week high of $51.16

K. Jon Taylor, SVP, CFO and Strategy, sold 26,800 shares at $50.94 on 2026-03-10, reducing his holdings by 18.3% to 119,552 shares post-transaction. The sale occurred at a price within 0.7% of the 52-week high of $51.16, near a peak valuation. At the same ticker, his prior sell on 2025-05-07 posted a 90-day return of +1.1%, indicating the stock rose after that sale—not a well-timed signal. His cross-ticker track record shows 1 prior sell with an average 90-day return of +1.1% and a 0.00% well-timed rate, meaning his sales have historically preceded gains rather than declines. The current transaction's timing relative to the company's strong fundamentals (P/E 21.44, +12.0% annual revenue growth, $4.1B quarterly revenue, market cap $29.4B) and recent price momentum (+6.6% over 30 days, +14.8% over 90 days) suggests the sale is opportunistic rather than a signal of deteriorating outlook.

VP Controller Jason Lisowski sold 12,000 FE shares (98.5% of holdings) for $503.7K at $41.97

Jason Lisowski, VP Controller & CAO of FirstEnergy, sold 12,000 shares on 2025-05-22 at $41.97, reducing his holdings from 12,183 shares to 183 shares—a 98.5% reduction in position size. The sale occurred at a price $0.13 below the current market price of $42.10 and within the 52-week range of $37.95–$44.54. As a controller and accounting officer, Lisowski's near-complete exit of a $503.7K position warrants attention given his role in financial reporting and internal controls. The magnitude of the sell (98.5% of holdings) combined with his officer title suggests a material reduction in skin-in-the-game, which investors typically scrutinize for signal content about management confidence levels.

CFO K. Jon Taylor sold 12,000 FE shares at $43.03; retains 99,919 shares post-sale

K. Jon Taylor, SVP, CFO and Strategy, sold 12,000 shares at $43.03 on 2025-05-07, reducing his position from 111,919 to 99,919 shares. The transaction occurred near the 52-week high of $44.54, with the stock currently at $42.51 and up 8.0% over 30 days and 5.8% over 90 days. The $516,360 sale represents a -10.7% reduction in his prior holdings, though Taylor retains nearly 100,000 shares. At a market cap of $24.5B and P/E of 22.61, this is a modest divestiture by the company's chief financial officer against a backdrop of reasonable recent price momentum.