Tarang Amin

CEO Tarang Amin sold 15,829 shares at $51.94 on 2025-06-04; stock down 67.2% from 52-week high.

Tarang Amin, CEO, sold 15,829 shares for $822,158.26, reducing his stake by 10.5% to 135,593 shares. The sale occurred at $51.94 per share, while the stock now trades at $49.57, down 67.2% from its 52-week high of $150.99 and down 39.9% over the past 90 days. Notably, Amin's prior 5 trades at ELF were all sells, each followed by 90-day declines ranging from 17.6% to 42.4%, establishing a pattern of well-timed exits at this ticker. His cross-ticker selling track record shows a 70.59% well-timed rate (70-day win rate on sells, where negative 90-day returns indicate correct timing). Against this backdrop of sustained stock deterioration and the CEO's demonstrated history of selling before further declines, the significance of this transaction is elevated—it signals an insider reducing exposure at a severely depressed valuation while preserving evidence of reliable foresight in this specific equity.

ELF Beauty C-suite insider sells ~41.5k shares at current market price amid significant stock pullback from highs.

A c-suite executive at e.l.f. Beauty executed a substantial sale of approximately 41,500 shares worth roughly $2.6 million, representing more than a quarter of their holdings. The timing is notable: the stock is trading well below its highs from earlier in the year, having declined significantly in recent months, though it has recovered modestly over the past month. The company itself remains solidly profitable with strong revenue growth and positive earnings, suggesting the fundamentals are not in distress. However, the insider's decision to reduce holdings during a period of weakness—rather than during strength—could signal caution about near-term momentum, or simply a liquidity need. Without visibility into the executive's historical trading pattern or proximity to material announcements, this sale warrants monitoring to see if other insiders follow, which could indicate broader concern about the stock's trajectory.

CEO Amin Tarang sells 52,880 shares for $3.3M; stock down -58.3% from 52-week high amid strong fundamentals (28.3% YoY revenue growth).

Amin Tarang, Chief Executive Officer of e.l.f. Beauty, executed 2 separate sales on 2026-04-01 totaling 52,880 shares for $3,312,184.70 at a blended average price of $62.64, reducing his holdings by 35.0% from 151,296 to 98,416 shares. The sales occur as the stock trades at $61.16 current price, down 24.6% over the past 30 days and 58.3% from its 52-week high of $146.67. While the company demonstrates solid fundamentals with $489.5M in quarterly revenue, +28.3% annual growth, and $39.4M in net income, the sharp recent price deterioration contrasts with Tarang's prior ELF trading pattern: 4 of his 5 previous sales at this ticker were well-timed at the 90-day mark, with the most recent cluster in October 2025 showing -41.1% to -42.4% downside that followed. The large proportional sale during a steep drawdown from all-time highs, combined with a historical pattern of well-timed sells at this ticker, merits investor scrutiny of whether current market conditions warrant the CEO's reduction in personal stake.

Director Amin Tarang bought 880 SJM shares at $113.41; holdings rise 23.0% to 4,705 shares as stock trades +7.1% in 30 days.

Amin Tarang, a Director of J M Smucker Co, purchased 880 shares at $113.41, increasing his position by 23.0% from 3,825 to 4,705 shares. The transaction occurred as SJM traded up 7.1% over the prior 30 days and is currently 5.2% below its 52-week high of $118.52. Tarang's prior two same-ticker buys at SJM show mixed timing outcomes: a June 2025 purchase returned +14.5% by the 90-day mark, while a March 2025 purchase returned -2.6%, indicating variable success with his SJM entry points. The company reported a negative net income of $-724.2M in its latest quarter despite 6.7% annual revenue growth, making the current profitability situation a material context for evaluating the conviction behind this accumulation.

ELF CEO Amin Tarang sold 116,315 shares for $15,381,872.32, reducing holdings by 58.7%.

On 2025-10-01, CEO Amin Tarang executed four separate sales totaling 116,315 shares for $15,381,872.32 at prices ranging from $130.36 to $133.44 (blended average $132.24), reducing his holdings from 198,133 shares to 81,818 shares—a 58.7% reduction of his pre-transaction position. This represents a material reduction of insider ownership. The stock currently trades at $134.61, near the upper end of its 52-week range ($49.95–$146.67); the blended sale price of $132.24 positioned the transaction only 2 cents below the transaction average and about 2.37 below current price. Examining Tarang's prior trades at ELF (5 disclosed transactions), his timing has been mixed: 2 of 5 prior sells were well-timed at the 90-day mark, with one prior sell on 2025-06-04 realizing a +152.2% gain over 30 days and another a +141.8% 90-day return, while two sells on 2024-09-05 each saw -22.5% 30-day declines. The current sale scale and timing relative to the stock's strong recent momentum (+3.4% in 30 days, +2.8% in 90 days) and elevated valuation (P/E of 78.26 on $353.7M quarterly revenue with +28.3% annual growth) merit monitoring for potential divergence between insider action and market sentiment.

Director Amin Tarang purchases 1,050 SJM shares at $96.09; stock down 20.4% from 52-week high amid -$662.3M net income.

Director Amin Tarang purchased 1,050 shares of J M Smucker Co at $96.09 on 2025-06-12, increasing his holdings by 37.8% from 2,775 to 3,825 shares in an open-market buy worth $100,894.50. The purchase occurs while the stock trades 20.4% below its 52-week high and 12.7% below its 30-day and 90-day averages. Notably, the company reported a net loss of $662,300,000.00 in the latest quarter alongside -4.1% annual revenue contraction. Tarang's prior buy at this ticker on 2025-03-11 posted negative returns at both the 30-day and 90-day marks, establishing a pattern of unfavorable timing in recent SJM purchases; his cross-ticker track record shows 1 prior buy with similar 30d and 90d underperformance, and a 0.00% win rate on buys across all holdings.

CEO Amin Tarang sold 24,533 shares of ELF at $115.56 on 2025-06-04 ($2.8M); retains 188,991 shares.

Amin Tarang, as Chief Executive Officer, sold 24,533 shares at $115.56 on 2025-06-04, reducing his stake by 11.5% to 188,991 shares. At the cross-ticker level, Tarang's prior 19 open-market sells averaged a 90-day return of -17.4% with a 90d well-timed rate of 82.35%, indicating historical precision in sale timing. However, at ELF specifically, his prior three measurable same-ticker sells show mixed results: two achieved negative 90-day returns (-0.1% each, well-timed), while one delivered a positive 90d return of +0.6% (poorly timed). The current stock price of $115.80 sits 46.9% below the 52-week high of $218.00 and has rebounded +71.1% over the past 30 days, suggesting Tarang is selling into recent momentum. The company's strong revenue growth of +28.3% year-over-year and $355.3M quarterly revenue contrast with a high P/E of 78.78, reflecting elevated valuation expectations that may warrant investor attention as the stock consolidates from its recent recovery.

CEO Amin Tarang sold 97,915 shares of ELF at $53.36 for $5.2M, reducing holdings by 35.1%

Amin Tarang, CEO of e.l.f. Beauty, sold 97,915 shares at $53.36 on 2025-04-21, reducing his holdings from 279,204 shares to 181,289 shares—a 35.1% reduction. This is a material disposition of executive equity at a time when the stock has declined 12.0% over 30 days and 52.6% over 90 days from the 52-week high of $218.00. His cross-ticker track record shows 19 prior sells with an average 90-day return of -19.4% and a 90-day well-timed rate of 84.21%, indicating his prior sales have generally preceded further declines. However, at the same ticker (ELF), his 5 prior sells from September 2024 achieved mixed 90-day timing: 3 of 5 were well-timed (negative post-sale returns), while 2 occurred near local bottoms (positive 90-day returns). The company shows strong fundamentals—$355.3M quarterly revenue, $17.3M net income, and 76.9% annual revenue growth—yet trades at a P/E of 31.80, suggesting elevated valuation expectations that recent price action has not supported.

Director Amin Tarang buys 875 shares of SJM at $114.87; stake rises 46.1% to 2.8K shares amid net income loss of $662.3M.

Amin Tarang, a director of J M Smucker Co, purchased 875 shares at $114.87 on 2025-03-11, increasing his holdings from 1,900 to 2,775 shares. The transaction occurs against a backdrop of recent quarterly net income of $-662.3M and a 52-week high of $125.87—meaning the stock trades 11.8% below its recent peak. Tarang's cross-ticker track record shows 20 prior sells with a 90-day well-timed rate of 100.00%, indicating consistent success timing exits across his portfolio history, though this benchmark does not directly apply to his buy behavior or to SJM-specific outcomes. The timing of this open-market purchase—after a 7.8% gain over 30 days but with the company reporting material losses—reflects a discretionary decision to increase exposure at a price neither near the 52-week low nor the high.

CEO Amin Tarang sells 23,528 shares (23.5K) at blended $136.17 on 2024-09-05; stock now down to $113.98 (-47.7% from 52-week high).

AMIN TARANG, Chief Executive Officer of e.l.f. Beauty (ELF), executed 9 separate sales totaling 23,528 shares for $3,203,873.38 on 2024-09-05, reducing his holdings by 4.7% to 478,254 shares. The transactions occurred at prices between $135.50 and $137.27, with a blended average of $136.17. Since the sale, the stock has declined sharply: it currently trades at $113.98, down 47.7% from its 52-week high of $218.00 and down 29.1% over the prior 30 days. Most notably, TARANG's prior 5 sales at ELF (executed 2024-08-05) all posted negative 30-day returns, ranging from -10.4% to -21.6%, suggesting a consistent pattern of selling ahead of downward price movements. The concurrent fundamental backdrop shows strong near-term metrics (revenue growth of +76.9% and quarterly net income of $47.6M on $324.5M revenue) but a high valuation multiple (P/E 52.53), which may have inflated the stock at the time of sale and subsequently corrected. This transaction warrants attention as it demonstrates the CEO's disposition of shares during a period of stock strength relative to current levels, followed by a material decline that aligns with his demonstrated timing pattern at this ticker.