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Daily Special Report
Published Aug 22
Where insiders are buying their own stock
JEF is the strongest single-buyer case on the board, with $324.0m bought, but it is not a cluster: 1 insider made 1 filing. A cluster requires at least 2 different insiders and at least $250,000, so size and breadth of participation are separate tests here. The purchases were disclosed between Aug 19 and Aug 21, while the session figures are for the Aug 21 close versus the prior close.
AAT has $2.6m from 1 insider across 4 filings, so repeated buying by one person does not make a cluster. That is the third-largest amount bought of the 4 here, while its +0.0% session move is the smallest.
One insider buying repeatedly - 4 filings, not a cluster
At JEF, 1 insider and 1 filing account for $324.0m, with the latest buy disclosed Jul 15; that is still one buyer, not a cluster. The amount is the second-largest of the 4 here.
One insider, 1 filing, latest buy Jul 15
Against that, ALK shows $1.0m from 1 insider in 1 filing, with the latest buy disclosed Aug 20. It is the smallest amount bought of the 4 here, and one buyer does not meet the cluster test.
One insider, 1 filing, latest buy Aug 20
ELAN also comes from 1 insider and 1 filing, with $936k bought and the latest buy disclosed Aug 20. That is the biggest amount bought of the 4 here, but it remains a single-insider purchase rather than a cluster.
One insider, 1 filing, latest buy Aug 20
Open-market Form 4 purchases disclosed between Aug 19 and Aug 21. “Session” is the Aug 21 close vs the prior close. Insider buying is not a recommendation.