The buying and selling of stock by a company’s insider give investors a sense that the stock will rise or fall in the future. Greenidge Generation Holdings Inc shares valued at $915 were sold by Mulvihill Christian on Sep 16 ’25. At $1.46 per share, Mulvihill Christian sold 627 shares. The insider’s holdings dropped to 98,018 shares worth approximately $0.16 million following the completion of this transaction.
Also, Mulvihill Christian sold 615 shares, netting a total of over 836 in proceeds. Following the sale of shares at $1.36 each, the insider now holds 98,645 shares.
Before that, Mulvihill Christian had sold 1,696 shares from its account. In a trade valued at $2,544, the Chief Financial Officer traded Greenidge Generation Holdings Inc shares for $1.50 each. Upon closing the transaction, the insider’s holdings decreased to 1,696 shares, worth approximately $0.16 million.
As published in their initiating research note from Stifel on March 25, 2022, Greenidge Generation Holdings Inc [GREE] has been a Hold and the price target has been revised to $10. Analysts at B. Riley Securities started covering the stock with ‘”a Buy”‘ outlook in a report released in late September.
Analyzing GREE Stock Performance
On last trading session, Greenidge Generation Holdings Inc [NASDAQ: GREE] rose 5.30% to $1.59. The stock’s lowest price that day was $1.52, but it reached a high of $1.73 in the same session. During the last five days, there has been a surge of approximately 15.22%. Over the course of the year, Greenidge Generation Holdings Inc shares have dropped approximately -15.87%.
Is Greenidge Generation Holdings Inc subject to short interest?
Stocks of Greenidge Generation Holdings Inc saw a sharp steep in short interest on 2025-08-29 dropping by 93469.0 shares to 0.29 million. Data from Yahoo Finance shows that the short interest on 2025-07-31 was 0.38 million shares. A decline of -32.29% in short interest reflects a positive sentiment towards the stock. Despite the fact that short shares comprise just 2.3 of the overall float, the days-to-cover ratio (short ratio) decline to 2.3.
