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Weekly Findings · week of Nov 2, 2026

17 of 56 insider buys from the week of Aug 3 beat the S&P 500 over 90 days

Three things the SEC filings said this week, measured the same way every week and kept as a permanent record. Written by rules from our data, not by an AI model. History, not a prediction.

1 · The 90-day report card

Every open-market insider purchase filed Aug 3, 2026 to Aug 9, 2026, now with a full 90 days of results.

17 of 56beat the S&P 500
−11.3%median vs the S&P 500
46%long-run beat rate, all buys since 2020

Best

  • YQ · Chang Liu · $11K · +38.5% vs S&P
  • NXTC · Adar1 Capital Management, Llc · $1.6M · +32.6% vs S&P
  • VFC · Bracken Darrell · $493K · +31.7% vs S&P

Worst

  • DCX · Melissa N Chen · $8.1M · −98.9% vs S&P
  • TLRY · Carl A Merton · $46K · −43.6% vs S&P
  • TLRY · Denise M Faltischek · $12K · −43.6% vs S&P

The biggest buys that week: DCX $8.1M (−98.9%), GSHD $2.2M (−22.9%), NXTC $1.6M (+32.6%), CVNA $1.5M (+6.3%), HOG $983K (+31.5%).

2 · This week's buying

Filed Oct 27, 2026 to Nov 2, 2026.

All filings →
122purchases (8-week average 127.5)
$321Mbought in total
26by a CEO or CFO
4cluster buys
  • ROL · Lor Inc · $50.0M · filed Nov 2
  • ROL · R. Randall Rollins Voting Trust U/A Dated August 25, 1994 · $50.0M · filed Nov 2
  • LYCA · Venrock Healthcare Capital Partners Iii, L.P. · $37.7M · filed Oct 27
  • MSM · Mitchell Jacobson · $29.0M · filed Oct 27
  • RAPP · James Healy · $20.4M · filed Oct 30

3 · Question of the week

Are buys filed on a Friday any different?

Not really. 46% vs 46%: less than 2 points apart.

Beat the S&P 500 over 90 daysfiled on a Fridayfiled Monday to Thursday
All years since 202046% (1,413 of 3,090)46% (6,323 of 13,809)
2020 to March 202348% (720 of 1,495)47% (3,142 of 6,689)
April 2023 to now43% (693 of 1,595)45% (3,181 of 7,120)

A pattern only counts here if it points the same way in both halves of the data. Median result and every case are in the Backtester. Survivorship caveat: delisted stocks often lack prices, which flatters these numbers a little.

What would you check next?

Every number above can be checked against the SEC filings. Disagree with a result, or want a question tested? Tell us and we'll run it in a future week.

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