LINC LINCOLN EDUCATIONAL SERVICES CORP Insider Trading

Juniper Investment Co. files 2 separate sales of 49,821 shares in LINC for $2,546,734.19 at blended avg $51.12, near 52-week high of $53.50.

Juniper Investment Company, LLC filed 2 separate sales totaling 49,821 shares for $2,546,734.19 — a sale of 47,836 shares at $51.16 on 2026-05-14 and a sale of 1,985 shares at $50.11 on 2026-05-15 — executed near the 52-week high of $53.50 following a +64.1% 90-day run in LINC's share price. Across Juniper's cross-ticker sell history, 17 prior sells show an avg 90-day return of +13.3% and a 90-day well-timed rate of 18.75%, indicating the stock has generally continued rising after the insider's past sales. At LINC specifically, 5 prior sales show a mixed record: the two sells on 2026-02-25 were followed by 90-day returns of +42.1% and +37.6%, while the three sells in December 2024 were followed by 90-day returns of -7.4%, -4.5%, and -0.1% respectively, with only 2 of 5 prior LINC sells considered well-timed at the 90-day mark. The current transaction comes after a period of strong price appreciation, with the stock now at $49.45 and the P/E at 69.65 against a market cap of $1,568,589,999.60.

CFO Meyers sells 40,070 shares (roughly one-fifth of stake) for $2M, continuing six-trade selling pattern with mixed near-term but uniformly poor long-term timing.

CFO Brian Meyers has now sold shares six times in the past three years, and this $2M disposition is the latest in an unbroken selling streak. The stock has risen sharply recently and is trading near its 52-week high, suggesting Meyers may be taking advantage of current price strength to reduce his position. However, his track record selling this stock cuts both ways: at the 30-day horizon, about half his prior sales proved well-timed as the stock declined, but over longer periods all five of his previous exits were poorly timed—the stock consistently rose after he sold. If that pattern repeats, today's exit could prove costly. The company itself is profitable and growing revenue, which provides some fundamental support, but the stock's valuation is stretched and the CFO's persistent selling pressure, despite no offsetting purchases, suggests he may not be waiting around for further gains.