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Daily Special Report
Published Aug 21
Where insiders are buying their own stock
AMR is the clearest case of one insider acting repeatedly: 6 filings, but only 1 insider, so it is not a cluster. No company here clears the requirement of at least 2 different insiders and at least $250,000 for a cluster. The purchases were disclosed between Aug 18 and Aug 20; the session figures are the Aug 20 close vs the prior close, and they describe market movement rather than a recommendation.
AMR has 1 insider behind 6 filings, so the repeated buying does not make a cluster. Its $2.9m is the smallest amount bought of the 4 here, and its -0.1% session move is the only move at -0.1%.
One insider buying repeatedly - 6 filings, not a cluster
Against AMR, BWA and SGRY, ET also has 1 insider rather than multiple insiders. Its $21.3m is the third-largest amount bought of the 4 here; its latest filing was disclosed Aug 19, and its +0.1% move is the only one at +0.1%.
One insider, 2 filings, latest buy Aug 19
With 1 insider and 1 filing disclosed Aug 19, BWA does not meet the test for a cluster. Its $501k is the biggest amount bought of the 4 here, while its -2.2% move is the only one at -2.2%.
One insider, 1 filing, latest buy Aug 19
By contrast, SGRY has 1 insider across 2 filings, with the latest disclosed Aug 18, so repeated filings still do not make a cluster. Its $305k is the second-largest amount bought of the 4 here, and its +2.5% move is the biggest move on the session.
One insider, 2 filings, latest buy Aug 18
Open-market Form 4 purchases disclosed between Aug 18 and Aug 20. “Session” is the Aug 20 close vs the prior close. Insider buying is not a recommendation.