Insider buying occurs when a company's executives, directors, or major shareholders purchase shares of their own company on the open market. Unlike insider selling, which can happen for many personal reasons (like diversification or taxes), insiders generally only buy for one reason: they believe the stock price will go up.
: Goldman Sachs Group, a 10% owner, purchased approximately $3.3 million in shares on April 7, 2026, at prices between $5.61 and $5.72. insider buying stock
: Pale Fire Capital reported a massive $10.4 million buying spree between March 31 and April 2, 2026. a 10% owner