Wallace Peter C

Peter C. Wallace's insider record spans five companies and 336 transactions dating to 2004, and the clearest recent pattern sits at Rogers Corp: four sales across five months, each at a higher price than the last. 110 shares sold at $86.00 on 2025-11-10, 3,590 shares at $85.0012 the next day, 8,000 shares at $107.3684 on 2026-02-19, then 1,430 and 967 shares at $132.633 and $131.5609 on 2026-04-30 — a roughly 55% price climb over the window, with Wallace selling at every step of it. Rogers Corp's lifetime total across 40 transactions since 2010 stands at 3,000 shares bought against 25,297 sold.

At Applied Industrial Technologies (AIT), the largest single relationship by transaction count (185 since 2006), a separate pattern shows up: small recurring quarterly grants — 12, 12, 8, 6, 8, 9, 5, and 5 shares on consecutive quarter-end dates from March 2024 through March 2026 — priced at $189.89, $193.00, $205.12, $274.72, $250.58, $226.52, $255.01, and $282.58 respectively, alongside larger annual awards (1,035 shares 2024-01-23, 684 shares 2025-01-23) and paired 1,560-1,571-584 share transactions each July. Those quarterly grant prices alone show AIT climbing from $189.89 to $282.58 over two years. Behind both current relationships sits a much larger dormant one: Robbins & Myers, where 101 transactions between 2004 and 2013 moved 20,000 shares bought against 749,165 sold — by far the largest total in the record, with no activity since February 2013. Curtiss-Wright (7 transactions, 2016-2025) and Parker Drilling (3 transactions, 2013-2014) round out the record with no net shares bought or sold in aggregate.