Franklin Myers, chief executive officer of HF Sinclair Corp (NYSE: DINO), bought 10,000 shares of the company on October 29th, 2026, a purchase worth $1.11 million at the price paid.
The entire buy went through at $110.80 per share. There is no spread to parse here: the low and the high of the reported price range are the same number, which is what a single block executed at one price looks like on a Form 4.
HF Sinclair sits in the pipe lines (no natural gas) group and carries a market capitalization of $19,135,305,728. Against a company of that size, $1.11 million is not a balance sheet event. It is read for a different reason: it is the CEO's own money, disclosed by name, with a date and a price attached to it.
On position size, the figure to hold on to is 10,000 shares in one transaction. That is a round, deliberate number rather than the ragged share counts that come out of vesting events or automatic plans. One filing, one date, one price.
The other side of the ledger matters as much as the buy. A single Form 4 is a single data point, and it says nothing about what any other officer or director at HF Sinclair did in the same window, nor about what Myers may have done before the period covered here. Readers who want the full pattern should look at the run of filings over time rather than one line of it.
On price, the stock last traded at $111.66, modestly above the $110.80 that Myers paid on the day. That is a narrow gap, and it means anyone looking at the same screen today is looking at close to the same entry the CEO took. Whether that gap widens or closes is not something a Form 4 can tell you, and the filing itself gives no reason for the purchase beyond the transaction it reports.
Figures above come from Form 4 insider transaction filings submitted to the Securities and Exchange Commission and reconciled against our own transaction tables.
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