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Following a disappointing Q2 earnings report that analysts called 'brutal', insider trading at Mission Produce sent mixed signals. On June 29, 2026, CFO Giles Bryan E sold 5,000 shares of AVO common stock at $12.13 per share, leaving him with 146,931 shares. In contrast, director Bruce C. Taylor purchased 286,410 shares for approximately $3.23 million on June 17, 2026, a move that may signal confidence in the stock's valuation after the decline.
This activity follows Mission Produce's Q2 FY2026 earnings miss, which pressured the stock. According to market data, AVO closed at $12.26 on June 26, 2026, slightly above the CFO's sale price but near the session low of $11.81. Despite the earnings disappointment, some analysts maintain bullish ratings, suggesting the company may be undervalued.
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Sign InWith the stock closing at $12.26 on June 26, investors are watching whether the director's large open-market purchase signals a turnaround. No major catalysts are immediately on the calendar, but upcoming quarterly reports will be key for confirming recovery. Support near $11.80 and resistance around $12.30 are the near-term levels to watch.