Insiders who reported open-market trades in the last 12 months at the companies John B. Hess files at. Multiple unrelated insiders buying the same stock within a short window, cluster buying, has historically been one of the strongest Form 4 signals.
Michael K. Wirth - $168.50M in CVX purchases and sales in the last 12 months
David A. Viniar - $62.53M in GS purchases and sales in the last 12 months
R. Hewitt Pate - $42.95M in CVX purchases and sales in the last 12 months
Mark A. Nelson - $34.21M in CVX purchases and sales in the last 12 months
Kathryn H. Ruemmler - $22.95M in GS purchases and sales in the last 12 months
Eimear P. Bonner - $20.18M in CVX purchases and sales in the last 12 months
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John B. Hess is a corporate insider, tracked as Director of CHEVRON CORP (CVX). InsiderAlpha holds 17 primary Form 4 filings for them, the earliest from 2024, updated as new SEC EDGAR filings are processed.
How many SEC Form 4 filings has John B. Hess submitted recently?
2 primary Form 4 filings in the last 90 days, covering 2 companies.
Has John B. Hess been buying or selling stock?
Recorded transactions: 9 open-market purchases ($2.00M) and 48 open-market sales ($601.38M) across all tracked filings.
John B. Hess is Director of CHEVRON CORP (CVX). 17 SEC Form 4 filings on record going back to 2024, most recently on 5 August 2026. Most recent open-market trade: sold $5.86M of CVX on 5 August 2026. Lifetime open-market purchases: $2.00M. Lifetime open-market sales: $601.38M.
Recent transactions
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The latest 20 SEC Form 4 transactions reported by John B. Hess.
InsiderAlpha's records for John B. Hess go back to 2024: 17 primary Form 4 filings, an average of 5.7 per year. The typical open-market purchase is $222K (9 buys totaling $2.00M). The largest single buy on record is $425K of GS in 2025. Sales side: 48 recorded sales totaling $601.38M, so the filing history runs sell-heavy by dollar value. No recorded transaction carries a Rule 10b5-1 plan flag. An absent flag does not establish whether a transaction was pre-arranged or discretionary.
