insider buying

Bausch + Lomb director Alfonso Eduardo purchased $77,000 in stock while company matched purchase with restricted units, advancing his mandatory equity ownership requirement.

Director Victor Fetter purchased 3,500 $HMN shares for $150,000, his sixth open-market buy since September 2023, increasing holdings 18.63%.

Mueller Water Products director purchases $739K in shares, betting on aging U.S. water infrastructure demand amid 19% annual stock gain.

$YMT surges 22% on $30M funding, $3M buyback, and digital commerce acquisition. 2026 revenue target set at 1 billion yuan.

Grocery Outlet CEO buys $1.7M in stock, doubling stake as company faces comparable sales decline and launches 36-store closure plan.

The Trade Desk shares crashed 74% from highs amid Publicis dispute, yet strong fundamentals including $2.9B revenue and $440M net income suggest overvaluation.

Berkshire's new CEO invests $15M in company stock and resumes buybacks, signaling undervaluation as shares lag market by 24%.

Insider buying at E.W. Scripps, First Business Financial, and Crane Co. signals management confidence in double-digit upside potential across media, banking, and industrials sectors.

SoFi stock fell 1.09% as short report shadows persist; broader market declined with S&P 500 down 1.37% and fintech peers struggling.

The Trade Desk CEO bets $148M on stock while board approves $500M buyback, directly contradicting Wedbush's downgrade to Underperform.

Top executives at $KKR, $SNOW, and $WD are buying company shares amid market weakness, signaling conviction in their businesses during challenging periods.

Hercules Capital insiders bought $1.9M in stock in February amid record $3.9B investment commitments and a fortress 120% dividend coverage ratio, signaling management confidence despite 52-week lows.

Eos Energy stock crashed 61% in February despite 700% revenue growth, $701.5M backlog, and $625M cash, due to a $970M loss and missed targets.

SoFi Technologies CEO Anthony Noto purchased $1 million in company stock in early March, reinforcing his prior conviction that shares are undervalued amid market headwinds.

The Trade Desk leads large-cap gainers with 26.7% surge on OpenAI partnership discussions. Intuit, Guidewire, and LyondellBasell also post double-digit gains.

The Trade Desk CEO bought $148M in stock as shares fell 55%, betting growth will reaccelerate from 10% guidance despite strong fundamentals and 95%+ customer retention.

The Trade Desk surged 18% on OpenAI advertising talks and CEO insider buying, signaling potential AI-driven monetization upside after a 79% decline.

The Trade Desk shares fell 21.5% in February after reporting 14% Q4 revenue growth and guiding to just 10% Q1 2026 growth, pressured by competition and AI uncertainty. Insider buying and OpenAI partnership reports have sparked a partial recovery.

The Trade Desk surges 20% after CEO Jeff Green purchases $150M in stock and partnership talks with OpenAI emerge.

The Trade Desk surged 30.7% Thursday after reports of OpenAI partnership and CEO Jeff Green's record $151M stock purchase of 6 million shares.