William E. Grace

CFO William E. Grace sold 1,500 shares of URI for $1,699,731.60 on 2026-07-24, retaining 6,061 shares.

William E. Grace, EVP and CFO of United Rentals, sold 1,500 shares at $1,133.15 on 2026-07-24, reducing his holdings by 19.8% to 6,061 shares. The sale occurred when the stock was -3.1% from its 52-week high and amid a +5.3% 30-day uptrend. His prior three sales at URI have consistently been followed by subsequent stock appreciation (90-day returns of +17.0%, +9.7%, and +8.7%), indicating a pattern of selling before rallies rather than before declines. The company's fundamentals remain solid with revenue of $3,985,000,000.00 and net income of $531,000,000.00, though the P/E of 28.53 reflects elevated valuation relative to the broader market.

CFO Grace William E. sold 1,497 shares of URI at $790.89 on 2026-02-03 for $1.2M; holds 6,871 shares post-sale.

CFO Grace William E. sold 1,497 shares (17.9% reduction from pre-transaction holdings of 8,369 shares) at $790.89 on 2026-02-03, generating $1,184,518.62 in proceeds. The sale occurred at a price approximately 9.9% below the current market price of $876.52 and 23.5% below the 52-week high of $1020.00, suggesting the executive disposed of shares during a relatively depressed period. His prior two sales at URI (2025-02-24 and 2024-02-15) generated positive 90-day returns of 9.7% and 8.7% respectively, indicating his previous sales occurred before subsequent stock appreciation—a pattern not favoring predictive value for timing. With URI trading at a P/E of 22.55 on $4.2B in latest-quarter revenue and $701.0M in net income, the company's fundamentals remain solid, and this sale represents a discretionary reduction rather than a portfolio restructuring in a distressed context.

CFO Grace William E. sold 1.1K URI shares at $638.10; stock down 27% from 52-week high, 90-day prior sale poorly timed.

CFO Grace William E. sold 1,100 shares of UNITED RENTALS at $638.10 on 2025-02-24, reducing his holdings by 13.8% to 6,880 shares and raising $701.9K. The sale occurs after significant recent price weakness: the stock is -27.0% from its 52-week high of $880.32 and down 16.5% over the past 30 days. Examining the insider's same-ticker history offers limited insight—his one prior URI sale on 2024-02-15 generated a +8.7% 90-day return afterward, meaning the stock rose after he sold, suggesting that prior trade was poorly timed for capturing gains. The fundamentals show stable operations (P/E 15.46, $4.0B quarterly revenue, +7.1% annual growth), providing no clear external catalyst for this discretionary sale. Without additional context on timing controls or public guidance, this transaction stands as a routine divestiture in a weakened market environment.