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Weekly Findings · week of Nov 9, 2026

43 of 97 insider buys from the week of Aug 10 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 10, 2026 to Aug 16, 2026, now with a full 90 days of results.

43 of 97beat the S&P 500
−2.1%median vs the S&P 500
46%long-run beat rate, all buys since 2020

Best

  • CAPS · Gordon Lewis Strout Jr. · $166K · +558.3% vs S&P
  • AHCO · Dale B. Wolf · $245K · +43.1% vs S&P
  • AHCO · Kenneth A. Samet · $150K · +43.1% vs S&P

Worst

  • QVCG · Goldentree Asset Management LP · $10.0M · −48.6% vs S&P
  • COE · Jack Jiajia Huang · $13.8M · −42.0% vs S&P
  • NSLR · Mark D. Klein · $250K · −38.3% vs S&P

The biggest buys that week: BRVE $34.9M (−20.0%), BRVE $34.9M (−20.0%), BRVE $19.8M (−20.0%), COE $13.8M (−42.0%), QVCG $10.0M (−48.6%).

2 · This week's buying

Filed Nov 3, 2026 to Nov 9, 2026.

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194purchases (8-week average 128.1)
$465Mbought in total
49by a CEO or CFO
16cluster buys
  • MGM · Keith A. Meister · $51.7M · filed Nov 3
  • BBTX · Ra Capital Management, L.P. · $46.6M · filed Nov 3
  • MDGL · Baker Bros. Advisors LP · $35.0M · filed Nov 6
  • COUR · Pale Fire Capital SE · $31.5M · filed Nov 5
  • SIRI · Berkshire Hathaway Inc · $26.9M · filed Nov 3

3 · Question of the week

Does a big buy after a big drop do better than either alone?

Not really. 45% vs 46%: less than 2 points apart.

Beat the S&P 500 over 90 days$1M+ after a 20%+ dropevery other buy
All years since 202045% (406 of 902)46% (7,330 of 15,997)
2020 to March 202347% (243 of 522)47% (3,619 of 7,662)
April 2023 to now43% (163 of 380)45% (3,711 of 8,335)

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?

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