Fair Shares 0.54 Gain Amid Plummeting 309th-Ranked $0.34 Billion Volume as Insiders Slash Holdings and Institutions Adjust Stakes Amid $1 Billion Buyback Push

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Tuesday, Sep 9, 2025 7:17 pm ET1min read
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- Fair’s shares rose 0.54% amid plummeting $0.34 billion volume (26.8% drop), ranking 309th in market activity.

- Institutional investors adjusted stakes, with Knightsbridge cutting holdings by 8.3% in Q1, while Meeder and Baker increased positions.

- Analysts lowered price targets to $2,000 (Barclays) and $2,300 (Wells Fargo), maintaining "overweight" ratings despite insider sales by CEO and CFO.

- Institutional ownership remains robust at 85.75%, and a $1 billion buyback program highlights management’s undervaluation stance.

On September 9, 2025, , , ranking 309th in market activity. Institutional investors adjusted their stakes, including Knightsbridge Asset Management LLC, , . Analysts revised price targets downward, , respectively, while maintaining "overweight" ratings. .

Insider activity included CEO William J. , , and CFO Steven P. , . These sales highlight potential shifts in leadership confidence. Meanwhile, , . Fair’s buyback program, , underscores management’s belief in .

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