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1 · This week's biggest insider buys (email-safe image)

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This week's biggest insider buys, from SEC Form 4 filings

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How insider buys from 13 weeks ago did against the S&P 500, best and worst. New every Monday from Weekly Findings.

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**This week's biggest insider buys** (SEC Form 4, through Oct 28)

1. **LYCA**: Venrock Healthcare Capital Partners Iii, L.P., 10% Owner bought $35.0M (filed Oct 27)
2. **CRBG**: Nippon Life Insurance Co, 10% Owner bought $13.9M (filed Oct 27)
3. **LRN**: Dylan G. Haggart, Director bought $7.1M (filed Oct 27)
4. **DOLE**: Pale Fire Capital Se, 10% Owner bought $5.8M (filed Oct 22)

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