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RBC Bearings stock timeline
A year of the price with every insider trade, planned sale, earnings report and material 8-K marked
252 sessions+9.9% to $474.45
RBC Bearings (RBC) stock rose 10% over the last 252 sessions, to $474.45. On the way it reported 4 quarters, its insiders filed 1 open-market trade and 2 Form 144 notices of planned sales, and the company filed 2 material 8-Ks. Each is marked on the price and listed with what the stock did next.
Each mark, and what followed
| Date | Kind | What | Next session | 5 sessions | 21 sessions |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 30, 2026 | Earnings | Earnings: beat the EPS estimate by 5.9% | −7.0% (−5.2% vs SPY) | −6.4% (−1.6% vs SPY) | — |
| Sep 9, 2026 | 8-K | Directors and officers: departures, appointments, pay | −1.7% (−1.1% vs SPY) | +0.2% (+1.3% vs SPY) | +1.0% (−0.7% vs SPY) |
| Jul 31, 2026 | Earnings | Earnings: beat the EPS estimate by 13.2% | −1.9% (−2.6% vs SPY) | +0.8% (−2.7% vs SPY) | −11.6% (−15.2% vs SPY) |
| Jun 25, 2026 | Form 144 | Form 144: John Feeney plans to sell $147K | +1.5% (+1.4% vs SPY) | −2.9% (−4.6% vs SPY) | −7.1% (−7.9% vs SPY) |
| Jun 25, 2026 | Insider sale | Feeney John J. sold $148K | +1.5% (+1.4% vs SPY) | −2.9% (−4.6% vs SPY) | −7.1% (−7.9% vs SPY) |
| Jun 24, 2026 | 8-K | Material definitive agreement | +1.5% (+1.4% vs SPY) | −2.9% (−4.6% vs SPY) | −7.1% (−7.9% vs SPY) |
| Jun 24, 2026 | Form 144 | Form 144: Delores Ennico plans to sell $380K | +0.9% (+0.9% vs SPY) | +1.7% (−0.1% vs SPY) | −6.2% (−6.8% vs SPY) |
| May 15, 2026 | Earnings | Earnings: beat the EPS estimate by 9.0% | −7.3% (−6.0% vs SPY) | −7.6% (−6.9% vs SPY) | +0.8% (−0.1% vs SPY) |
| Feb 5, 2026 | Earnings | Earnings: beat the EPS estimate by 6.2% | +0.6% (+1.9% vs SPY) | +6.3% (+5.5% vs SPY) | +6.8% (+8.8% vs SPY) |
Insiders’ record here
In the year on the chart, RBC Bearings' insiders reported 0 open-market buys ($0) and 1 sale ($148K). Of the 1 old enough to score, 1 were followed by the stock doing what the trade implied over the next 63 sessions (beating SPY after a buy, lagging it after a sale); the median excess return after a buy was — and after a sale −26.8%.
Across the whole universe (19,782 scored trades), insider buys beat the market 46% of the time and sales were followed by a lagging stock 61% of the time; buys of $1M or more 39%. Every pattern →
What this kind of 8-K usually did
| Item | 8-Ks | Next session, median | Up next session | 21 sessions, median | Typical size |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1.01 Material definitive agreement | 23,525 | 0.0% | 51% | +1.0% | ±1.4% |
| 5.02 Directors and officers: departures, appointments, pay | 39,174 | −0.1% | 48% | +0.7% | ±1.4% |
Across every company in the move-odds universe, measured from the close before the filing. Every 8-K item ranked →
Report card: every quarter against the estimate → RBC Bearings: every quarter → Live insider trades →
Prices are daily closes; filings and trades are as filed with the SEC (Form 4 within two business days of the trade, 8-K within four of the event). Moves after a mark are the stock's close-to-close change and the same for SPY; they describe the record, not what the next one will do. Not investment advice.