Anthony Grillo

Director Anthony Grillo sold 3,000 shares of LFUS for $1.4M at $451.96 avg; still holds 64.9K shares post-sale

Anthony Grillo, a director at Littelfuse, executed 5 separate sales totaling 3,000 shares (3.0K shares) for $1,355,867.35 ($1.4M) at a blended average price of $451.96 on 2026-06-11. The sale reduced his holdings by 4.4% to 64,928 shares (64.9K shares), leaving him with a substantial remaining position. The current stock price of $462.98 is -7.5% from the 52-week high of $500.57, while the company reported quarterly revenue of $656,969,000.00 ($657.0M) and net income of $75,147,000.00 ($75.1M), though full-year net income was negative. His cross-ticker track record shows 17 prior buys with an 85.71% 90-day win rate, but prior LFUS trades lack measurable outcomes, and the timing data provides no basis for concluding whether this sale represents a strategic market view or routine portfolio adjustment.

Director Anthony Grillo sells 5,000 shares of LFUS for $1,731,219.40 on 2026-02-10 via 3 transactions; post-sale stake: 70,334 shares.

Anthony Grillo, a Director at Littelfuse Inc, executed 3 separate sales totaling 5,000 shares for $1,731,219.40 on 2026-02-10, reducing his stake by 6.6% to 70,334 shares. The stock has risen 29.7% in the past 30 days and 48.4% over the past 90 days, now trading at the 52-week high of $357.88, which is $11.64 above the blended sale price of $346.24. Grillo's prior four purchases at LFUS on 2025-02-06 each posted negative 90-day returns ranging from -5.6% to -6.7%, establishing no pattern of well-timed entry decisions at this ticker. His cross-ticker track record of 18 buys shows a 50% 90-day win rate with an average 90-day return of -2.7%, suggesting limited timing acumen in open-market activity. The sale occurs against a backdrop of elevated valuation (P/E: 75.18) and declining fundamentals (annual revenue growth: -7.3%), which provides modest context for a reduction in exposure.

Director Grillo buys 2,500 shares of Western Asset High Income Fund II (HIX) at $4.14

Director Anthony Grillo purchased 2,500 shares of Western Asset High Income Fund II at $4.14 on 2025-05-27 for a total value of $10,350.00, establishing an initial position in the fund. The purchase occurred near the upper half of the stock's 52-week range ($3.75–$4.53) and represents a new holding following zero prior shares. However, Grillo's cross-ticker insider trading track record presents a concerning pattern: across 17 prior open-market buys, his average 90-day return was -18.4% with a 0.00% win rate, indicating that positions initiated by this insider have consistently underperformed over a three-month horizon. This transaction warrants scrutiny against the established pattern of poor post-purchase returns in the insider's historical activity.

Director Grillo buys 1,500 shares of BWG at $8.03; entry price 0.1% above current $8.04.

Anthony Grillo, a Director, purchased 1,500 shares of BrandywineGLOBAL-Global Income Opportunities Fund Inc (BWG) at $8.03 on 2025-05-27, representing an initial position with no prior holdings. The transaction price is essentially at current levels ($8.04 current price, -0.1% difference), and the stock trades -10.0% from its 52-week high of $8.93. Grillo's cross-ticker track record shows 17 prior buys with an average 90-day return of -18.4% and a 90-day win rate of 0.00%, indicating a pattern of poor buy-timing outcomes across his trading history. This modest initial purchase in a fund trading near mid-range valuations, combined with the director's historically unsuccessful buy pattern, does not indicate a strong conviction signal.

Director Grillo buys 1,000 shares of GDO at $11.36; cross-ticker track record shows 0% 90d win rate.

Anthony Grillo, a director, purchased 1,000 shares of Western Asset Global Corporate Opportunity Fund Inc. (GDO) at $11.36 on 2025-05-27, establishing an initial position. The transaction occurs at a price 0.3% above the current market price of $11.33 and within the 52-week range. Grillo's cross-ticker open-market history reveals a concerning pattern: 17 prior buys with an average 90-day return of -18.4% and a 0% win rate at the 90-day horizon, suggesting a track record of purchases followed by negative price performance. While this single $11,360 purchase is modest, the underlying pattern of adverse post-purchase outcomes across his portfolio history warrants attention.

Director Grillo buys 1,250 shares of EMD at $9.65 for $12,062.50; stock down 7.1% from 52-week high.

Anthony Grillo, a director of Western Asset Emerging Markets Debt Fund, made an open-market purchase of 1,250 shares at $9.65 on 2025-05-27, establishing an initial position in the fund. The purchase occurred when the stock was trading 7.1% below its 52-week high of $10.31, after a modest 2.0% rally over the prior 30 days. However, Grillo's cross-ticker track record shows 17 prior open-market purchases with an average 90-day return of -18.4% and a 0.00% win rate over the 90-day measurement window, suggesting a pattern of entries at points that subsequently declined.

Director Grillo purchases 1,000 shares of DMO at $11.60 in inaugural position acquisition.

Director Anthony Grillo acquired his first holding in Western Asset Mortgage Opportunity Fund Inc. (DMO) by purchasing 1,000 shares at $11.60, establishing a new position. The purchase price of $11.60 sits 5.5% below the 52-week high of $12.28 and within the 52-week range of $10.85–$12.28. Grillo's cross-ticker track record shows concerning historical performance: 17 prior open-market buys with an average 90-day return of -18.4% and a 90-day win rate of 0.00%, indicating that none of his prior buy transactions resulted in gains over the subsequent 90-day period. This initial DMO position enters against a backdrop of consistent underperformance across his investment activity.

Director Grillo buys 1,000 shares of MMU at $9.90; cross-ticker track record shows 0% 90-day win rate

Anthony Grillo, a director of Western Asset Managed Municipals Fund Inc., purchased 1,000 shares at $9.90 on 2025-05-27, establishing an initial position in this fund. The timing occurs within the fund's 52-week range ($9.57–$10.96) and the stock is currently trading at $9.83, down 1.2% over the past 30 days. Notably, Grillo's cross-ticker track record reveals 17 prior open-market buys with a 0.00% 90-day win rate and an average 90-day return of -18.4%, indicating a persistent pattern of unfavorable timing on his discretionary purchases across all holdings. This transaction, while modest in size, adds to a demonstrated track record of systematically purchasing at points that precede declines.

Director Grillo buys 3,000 shares of HIO at $3.84; first position; cross-ticker history shows 0% 90-day win rate.

Anthony Grillo, a director, acquired 3,000 shares of Western Asset High Income Opportunity Fund Inc. (HIO) at $3.84 on 2025-05-27, establishing an initial position worth $11,520.00. This marks Grillo's first holding in HIO. However, his cross-ticker open-market trading record warrants scrutiny: across 17 prior buys, he achieved a 0.00% 90-day win rate with an average 90-day return of -18.4%. The current stock price of $3.86 sits -6.5% from the 52-week high and has declined -4.0% over the past 90 days, positioning this purchase near a local peak rather than a substantial discount. The persistent negative return pattern in Grillo's broader trading history suggests this transaction should be evaluated independently of any presumption of insider insight.

Director Grillo purchases 2,000 EHI shares at $6.38; stock currently down 12.1% from 52-week high; buyer's prior open-market buys averaged -18.4% return over 90 days with 0% win rate.

Anthony Grillo, a director of Western Asset Global High Income Fund Inc., purchased 2,000 shares at $6.38 on 2025-05-27, establishing an initial position of 2,000 shares. The acquisition occurs while EHI trades -12.1% from its 52-week high, near the lower end of its $6.16–$7.25 range. Grillo's cross-ticker track record shows 17 prior open-market buys with a 0.00% win rate and an average 90-day return of -18.4%, indicating his prior discretionary purchases have not preceded favorable price action. The immediate relevance to EHI itself is limited by the absence of comparable same-ticker purchase history to establish whether this transaction aligns with or diverges from his behavior in this security.