9 articles on CEO insider stock buying in this category.
Halfway through 2026: would following every CEO buy signal have beaten just owning the index? The honest mid-year answer, why the live number is lower than the backtest, and where to verify it yourself.
Read more →Where CEOs deployed personal capital in spring 2026: financials led, healthcare stayed active, consumer went quiet. Why aggregate sector buying is context for individual signals, not a trade on its own.
Read more →We close every signal at +10% or -15%. Would holding have done better? The real trade-offs of mechanical exits — what the rules gave up, what they protected against, and why we keep them discretion-free.
Read more →Q1 2026 CEO buying ran ~23% above the five-year average. The full scorecard: which signals scored highest, why cluster buys did the heavy lifting, how the tracked portfolio performed, and what a hot quarter does not prove.
Read more →How to identify the most promising stocks from CEO insider purchases. Our 6-factor scoring methodology, what makes an insider buy meaningful, and why 89% of our backtested signals hit their +10% target.
Read more →March 2026 CEO buying is running 23% above the 5-year average. Sector breakdown, what's driving the spike, and how to identify the strongest signals as Q4 blackout periods lift.
Read more →We backtested 210 C-suite open-market purchases over 3 months using 6-factor scoring with mechanical +10%/-15% exits. Result: 89% win rate, +7.2% return vs S&P 500 at -2.83%. Full methodology, every position, and the limitations.
Read more →Q1 2026 CEO buying activity is 23% above the 5-year average. Sector-by-sector breakdown of purchase volume, average deal sizes, and historical context for elevated insider buying periods.
Read more →The ratio of insider purchases to sales across the market is a leading macro indicator. Current data shows the ratio at 0.35 — above the 10-year average. Here's what that means and what it doesn't.
Read more →Our algorithm scans every SEC Form 4 filing and scores CEO purchases with multi-factor analysis.
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