Insider Selling Disclosed on 5/9/2024

An insider trade is a stock transaction involving an individual who is involved with the company itself and has non-public information about the company. A company insider could be a major shareholder, a board member, or an executive. Insiders often sell stocks simply to realize gains, but insider trading can also be an indicator of insiders' beliefs about the company's future prospects. For example, if many insiders are purchasing shares of a company, they may believe that the company will have strong future earnings and that the share price will increase soon.

Action: All Transactions Buy Sell

Country: All Countries United States Canada United Kingdom Europe Australia

Market Cap: All Market Caps $10B+ $2B-$10B <$2B

Sector: All Sectors Aerospace Auto/Tires/Trucks Basic Materials Business Services Computer and Technology Construction Consumer Discretionary Consumer Goods Consumer Staples Finance Industrial Products Medical Miscellaneous Multi-Sector Conglomerates Oils/Energy Retail/Wholesale Services Transportation Utilities

Transaction Size: All Sizes More Than $1,000,000 More Than $500,000 More Than $250,000 More Than $100,000 More Than $50,000 More Than $25,000 More Than $10,000

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Company	Insider Name	Buy/Sell	Shares Bought/Sold	Total Transaction	Shares Held After Transaction	Transaction Date	Actions
CHD Church & Dwight Co., Inc.	Robert K. Shearer Director	Sell	13,200	$1,403,952.00	29,108	5/8/2024