Hooker Carlen, EVP and Chief Commercial Officer, has demonstrated a clear buying bias in recent years, with $114,188 in total purchases compared to just $17,972 in sales across two companies—Church & Dwight (CHD) and Reynolds Consumer Products (REYN). The bulk of activity centers on CHD, where Carlen executed multiple acquisitions through 2024 and early 2025, including a $53,743 purchase on March 10, 2025, and a $42,832 acquisition on March 7, 2024. These larger transactions were supplemented by smaller, recurring buys—often in the $400–$1,200 range—suggesting a disciplined accumulation strategy. The only notable sale was a $12,566 disposition of CHD shares on March 1, 2025, coded as a tax withholding transaction (F), which does not reflect discretionary selling.
Carlen’s trading in REYN shares appears limited, with two filings in February 2026 showing no monetary value, indicating possible option exercises or grants rather than open-market activity. The absence of recent transactions in either direction since early 2025 leaves the overall pattern unchanged: a long-term focus on building a position in CHD, with minimal divestment. The consistency in acquiring shares—even during periods of price fluctuations—points to a sustained commitment to holding CHD equity, while REYN remains a peripheral holding in Carlen’s portfolio.
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