r/insiderData

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Most people who followed $CYDY remember March 30, 2021. The FDA publicly stated that CytoDyn's claims about leronlimab were "misleading and not supported by the data", no benefit was shown in COVID-19 treatment trials. The stock dropped 25%+ that day.

What happened afterward was a class action lawsuit covering investors who held $CYDY between March 27, 2020 and March 30, 2022.

A $500,000 settlement has been reached and terms are now submitted to the court for approval.

Who qualifies?

Anyone who held $CYDY during the class period and suffered losses from the alleged misrepresentations about leronlimab's effectiveness for HIV and COVID-19.

Can I still apply?

Yes, you can submit your application now and it will be processed once claims filing officially opens after court approval.

If you were damaged by this don't forget to check your eligibility. GL!

u/JuniorCharge4571 — 2 hours ago

ADBE looks like the software panic trade everyone is ignoring 🤝

🚨 ADOBE IS STARTING TO LOOK LIKE A MULTIPLE-COMPRESSION MASTERCLASS 🚨

ADBE has been absolutely punished because the market keeps treating AI like it’s going to delete the entire creative software business overnight. Stock down hard, sentiment in the gutter, everyone yelling “disruption.”

But then you look at the actual numbers: Adobe just printed record Q1 FY2026 revenue of $6.40B, up 12% YoY, with subscription revenue still growing and operating cash flow near $3B for the quarter. This is not some broken SaaS zombie. It is still a cash machine.

The wild part is the valuation reset. Adobe went from being priced like an untouchable software compounder to trading at a much more compressed earnings multiple while the business is still growing double digits. That is the setup: fundamentals still climbing, stock already repriced like the story is dead.

AI might be the fear, but Adobe is also one of the companies actually embedding AI into the product stack with Firefly, Creative Cloud, Acrobat, and enterprise workflows. The market is pricing “AI destroys Adobe,” but the business is trying to turn AI into another monetization layer.

Not saying this goes straight up. But the chart I’d watch is weekly candles + revenue growth + P/E compression + drawdown. If revenue keeps stair-stepping higher while the multiple stays this compressed, this could become one of the cleaner “software panic was overdone” setups.

Chart: https://probors.com/chart/ADBE

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Can anyone recognize this congressional portfolio? $136M disclosed and more than half is NVDA

This portfolio is actually insane.

$136M disclosed. 17 holdings. More than half of the entire thing is just NVDA.

The NVDA position alone is showing $72.95M in value and a +558.7% gain. Then the next biggest names are AVGO, GOOG, PANW, MSFT, CRWD… basically every stock you wish you bought before the AI run.

And yeah, I know these filings come with delays. But this is why I still think tracking them matters. A single trade can be whatever. But when you can see the whole portfolio, the sizing, the concentration, the gains, and what keeps showing up over time… that’s a different story.

This dashboard has it up 8.5% in the last 30 days. Reported buys are $77.78M vs $50.47M in sells.

I’m not even saying copy it. I’m saying it’s wild that this kind of map exists at all.

Mike Johnson says Congress deserves sympathy because they’re “not paid enough”... apparently that means we should just tolerate congressional insider trading

Hard to feel bad for members of Congress making $174k/year while some somehow outperform the market.

If lawmakers are trading around policy, committees, and closed-door briefings, the public deserves to see it.

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Buffett Still Buying Google

I know the headlines say Buffett, and technically this is Greg Abel at this point, but I still think it is interesting to see Berkshire continue buying Google even at these prices.

What makes it even more interesting is the contrast with Ackman selling out while Berkshire appears to be scooping up more shares.

Personally, I think Google may be one of the best businesses to own in the world. Search, YouTube, Cloud, Waymo, Android, and one of the strongest cash-generating engines ever built.

As a shareholder, it is reassuring to see Berkshire and Chris Hohn continue buying at these levels. It does not guarantee anything, but it is a strong vote of confidence from investors who are not exactly known for chasing hype.

Curious how others are thinking about this. Is Google still undervalued, fairly valued, or finally getting fully priced in?

u/Outrageous_Solid9668 — 2 days ago

SOFI insider buy 🤷‍♂️💰

🚀 SOFI IS LOADED WITH BUY SIGNALS 🚀

SoFi pulling back to the 200 EMA support on the weekly chart with multiple BUY signals popping and the CEO dropping $2M in shares that’s real skin in the game 🔥

Momentum turning, fintech growth still strong (members, revenue, products), and this dip looks like a textbook reload zone.

I like Sofi back 22 - 32 - then we go 50 💎🤝

Image source: TrendSpider

u/Stonkhub69 — 2 days ago
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WEB may be a shorter term play

WEB is one of those stocks where the earnings look horrible on paper, but the cash flow underneath is still holding up alright.

Why it’s been smashed:
Travel stocks get hit hard when uncertainty rises
Earnings got dragged down by write downs and restructuring
Revenue still isn’t back to old highs
Everyone’s been piling into AI and growth instead

Positives:
Around 264M net cash
Strong free cash flow
Share buybacks reducing shares on issue
Trading pretty cheap compared to historical levels

Negatives:
Travel demand can fall off quickly
Could stay cheap for a while
Risk it turns into a value trap if growth never comes back

Personally I see this more as a shorter term recovery play than a forever hold.

Could be one to watch once the Iranian conflict settles down and market sentiment improves a bit, but I’d still wait for signs of a proper bottom before jumping in, if at all.

This would only be a small speculative position for me, maybe 1 to 3% portfolio exposure max, and I’d be staging entries on confirmation rather then trying to catch the falling knife

My buy zone was under $2.60
Currently $2.23 but don’t rush in

Again not financial advice

What’s your opinion

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u/jurdyshore — 3 days ago
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AWS CEO just sold over $3M in $AMZN after exercise filings

This is the kind of insider filing chain most people completely miss.

Matthew S. Garman, CEO of Amazon Web Services, had multiple $AMZN transactions show up:

  • EXER entry: ~14K shares
  • SELL: ~$510K at $263.57
  • SELL: ~$1.62M at $262.85
  • SELL: ~$887K at $261.79
  • EXER entry: ~14K shares

Total selling shown: roughly $3.01M

One of the bigger individual filings:

  • 6,151 shares sold
  • Value: $1,616,762
  • Avg price: $262.85
  • Filed 4 days after the trade
  • Ownership change: -31.52%
  • Shares owned after: 13,365

Current snapshot:

  • $AMZN price: $264.86
  • Since disclosure: +0.77%

Important context: this looks like an exercise + sell sequence, so it is not automatically a “panic sell.” But it is still a major insider transaction from the CEO of AWS, one of Amazon’s most important businesses.

This is why the details matter.

Most people only see “insider sold” days later with no context. The real value is seeing the full chain: exercise, sell size, price, timing, remaining ownership, and whether it is routine or unusual.

That is what Probors tracks in real time.

By the time these filings show up on Reddit or X, the cleanest information edge is usually already gone.

Source: Probors — https://probors.com

u/Upset_Perception_492 — 3 days ago
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🚨 THIS IS WHAT A REAL BUY-THE-DIP SETUP LOOKS LIKE 🚨

$ZTS has been absolutely nuked.

Downtrend.
Fear everywhere.
Sentiment dead.

And what are insiders doing?

BUYING. AGGRESSIVELY. 👀

In just DAYS, 3 separate insiders stepped in near the lows:

💰 FRANK A DAMELIO — bought $501,343
💰 MICHAEL B MCCALLISTER — bought $233,273
💰 PAUL BISARO — bought $151,750

Total insider buying: $886,366

Not one tiny “confidence buy.”
Not some automatic sell plan.
Actual open-market purchases during weakness.

Even crazier:
all 3 filings were flagged “Worth watching ★8” by ProBors, and there was congressional activity in the same ticker within ~30 days.

This is exactly the kind of stuff most retail traders never even see until the stock already reverses.

The screenshot below shows insider + congressional trades directly on the chart while the stock was getting crushed.

Smart money doesn’t usually buy when charts look pretty.

They buy when nobody wants to touch it.

Source/chart: https://probors.com

u/Upset_Perception_492 — 5 days ago

🚨 BREAKING: Rep. Julia Letlow disclosed TWO identical BUYs in $C (Citigroup) on January 31, 2025 — and the banking giant is now up ~+50% since disclosure as she serves on committees tied to economic policy, federal spending, and financial oversight 📈

Rep. Julia Letlow disclosed two identical BUY transactions in Citigroup ($C), signaling strong conviction in one of America’s largest financial institutions.

At the time of disclosure, Citigroup was trading around $81.43 per share. Since then, the stock has climbed to approximately $122.41, delivering a gain of about +50.3%.

Citigroup benefited from improving banking conditions, stronger capital markets activity, resilient consumer spending, and expectations around lower interest-rate pressure on the financial sector.

As a member involved in congressional areas connected to federal budgeting, economic policy, and government financial oversight, Letlow’s timing has attracted investor attention amid the strong rebound in major banking stocks.

The fact that she executed two matching purchases at the same time has also stood out because repeated buys are often viewed as a stronger conviction signal than a single transaction.

With Wall Street firms continuing to benefit from economic stabilization and rising market activity, Citigroup has remained one of the key players investors continue to watch closely.

For more details and live tracking of politician & corporate insider trades, check out probors.com 👀

u/probors-com — 3 days ago

NOW buy the dip 🤝

🚀 NOW IS A BUY-THE-DIP MASTERCLASS 🚀

ServiceNow pulling back on the weekly chart after the monster run, but look at this beauty: consistent 20-30%+ quarterly revenue growth stair-stepping higher while the P/E has compressed HARD from 129x all the way down to ~25x 🔥

Growth machine still firing on all cylinders (AI workflows, platform expansion, enterprise adoption), yet the valuation reset gives a much more reasonable entry in one of the best SaaS compounders out there.

This thing is going to freaking run. NVDA CEO gave it the green light and so did trump 💎

u/Stonkhub69 — 7 days ago

🚨 BREAKING: Rep. Byron Donalds disclosed a BUY in $LRCX (Lam Research) on August 7, 2025 with a $1,001–$15,000 position — and the stock is now up ~+187% since disclosure as he serves in Congress with involvement in economic and technology policy discussions 📈

Lam Research is one of the world’s leading semiconductor equipment companies, supplying advanced systems used to manufacture AI chips, high-performance processors, and next-generation semiconductors. The company sits at the center of the global AI and chip manufacturing boom.

Moves of this magnitude in a major semiconductor infrastructure company continue to stand out in congressional trading data, especially as AI demand and U.S. chip production initiatives accelerated across the market.

Given Donalds’ role in Congress and involvement in economic and technology policy discussions, this trade has drawn attention as part of a broader pattern seen across politically exposed filings.

For more details and live tracking of politician & corporate insider trades, check out probors.com 👀

u/probors-com — 6 days ago

🚨 BREAKING: Rep. Jefferson Shreve bought $ALB with a $15,001–$50,000 bet — now up ~+210% since disclosure as he serves in Congress with involvement in energy and industrial policy discussions 📈

Albemarle sits at the center of the global lithium and critical minerals supply chain, a key sector tied to EV production, energy storage, and broader energy transition demand. Moves of this magnitude in such a short period continue to stand out in congressional trading data.

Given Shreve’s role in Congress and involvement in energy and industrial policy discussions, this trade has drawn attention as part of a broader pattern seen across politically exposed filings.

For more details and live tracking of politician & corporate insider trades, check out probors.com 👀

u/probors-com — 6 days ago

🟢 INSIDER BUY STREAK – Navios insider keeps loading up ($NMM)

Angeliki Frangou just filed THREE consecutive insider buys in Navios Maritime Partners ($NMM) — adding shares day after day while the stock trades around the low $70s.

📌 The latest insider activity

👤 Insider: Angeliki Frangou
🏢 Company: Navios Maritime Partners L.P. ($NMM)

🟢 Buy #1
📅 Yesterday
💰 ~$83K
📈 1,000 shares at $70.93

🟢 Buy #2
📅 2 days ago
💰 ~$84K
📈 1,000 shares at $71.61

🟢 Buy #3
📅 3 days ago
💰 ~$82K
📈 1,000 shares at $72.69

That’s nearly $250K deployed across three straight insider purchases.

What makes this interesting isn’t just the amount — it’s the consistency.

Insiders rarely buy multiple days in a row unless they believe the market is undervaluing the business. Repeated accumulation tends to matter more than one oversized headline buy.

And notice the pattern:
the insider kept buying even as the stock moved around different price levels, suggesting this wasn’t about timing a perfect entry — it was about building exposure.

Shipping names are notoriously cyclical, which makes insider conviction even more important to watch.

No guarantees, of course.
But clusters of insider buying like this are exactly the kind of signals smart traders monitor closely.

Follow the money.
Insiders usually know where value is hiding.

ProBors.com

u/probors-com — 7 days ago

🚨 BREAKING: Rep. Lisa McClain bought $MU with a $1,001–$15,000 bet — the AI memory chip giant exploded +610.5% since disclosure as she serves in Congress with involvement in technology and industrial policy

Rep. Lisa McClain disclosed a BUY in Micron Technology ($MU) on July 22, 2025, with an estimated position size of $1,001–$15,000.

At the time of disclosure, Micron was trading around $109.22 per share. Since then, the stock has skyrocketed to approximately $776.01, delivering an extraordinary gain of about +610.5% in less than a year.

Micron is one of the world’s leading semiconductor companies specializing in memory and storage chips essential for AI systems, hyperscale data centers, cloud infrastructure, and advanced computing — industries that have seen explosive growth during the AI boom.

What makes this trade particularly notable is McClain’s role in Congress, where lawmakers are involved in shaping priorities tied to domestic semiconductor manufacturing, advanced technology investment, and U.S. industrial competitiveness — all areas directly connected to companies like Micron.

Moves above +600% are extremely rare for mega-cap semiconductor companies, which is why this trade is likely to attract significant attention among investors tracking politician and insider activity.

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u/probors-com — 7 days ago
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Insider just made his biggest $ZTS buy in years… and almost nobody noticed

A new filing shows insider Michael B. McCallister buying shares of Zoetis ($ZTS):

  • $233,273 invested
  • 3,000 shares bought @ $77.76
  • Trade date: May 11, 2026
  • Filed just 1 day later
  • Ownership jumped +13.94%

What makes this interesting:

  • This buy is ~5x larger than this insider’s typical trades
  • Congressional trading activity also appeared in the same ticker within ~30 days
  • Signal rating: “Worth watching ★8”

Current snapshot:

  • Price: $76.94
  • Since disclosure: -1.05%

So despite the large insider buy, the stock hasn’t really moved yet.

That’s usually when these are most interesting — before they start showing up everywhere after a big move.

Most retail traders only see these trades after Twitter, Reddit, and news accounts pick them up days later. The filing itself is where the edge usually is.

We usually post these here with some delay — ProBors.com tracks filings right when they become public.

u/Upset_Perception_492 — 10 days ago
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$SOFI CEO Anthony Noto just filed for his purchase of another 15,545 shares of SoFi stock at $16 per share.

u/Nicolit1 — 11 days ago

You can’t make this up — Rep. Lisa McClain bought $TXN for up to $15K… now sitting on +50.6% while working around tech & industrial policy 👀⚡📈

Rep. Lisa McClain disclosed a BUY in Texas Instruments ($TXN) on June 17, 2025, with an estimated position size of $1,001–$15,000.

At the time of disclosure, Texas Instruments was trading around $197.69 per share. Since then, the stock has climbed to approximately $297.76, delivering a strong gain of about +50.6% since the purchase.

Texas Instruments is one of the most important semiconductor companies in the world, supplying analog and embedded chips used across industrial automation, automotive systems, defense technology, and consumer electronics — industries central to the ongoing global chip expansion.

What makes this trade notable is McClain’s role in Congress, where lawmakers are involved in shaping priorities around domestic semiconductor production, industrial competitiveness, and advanced technology investment — all areas directly connected to companies like Texas Instruments.

Strong moves like this in major semiconductor names often attract attention, especially as AI infrastructure and U.S. chip manufacturing remain key strategic priorities.

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u/probors-com — 11 days ago

🚨 BREAKING: Rep. Cleo Fields disclosed a massive $50,001–$100,000 buy in $AMD — and the AI chip stock exploded +88.0% after the purchase. Who else keeps landing trades like this while sitting in Congress and dealing with technology and economic policy? 👀📈

Rep. Cleo Fields disclosed a BUY in Advanced Micro Devices ($AMD) on February 3, 2026, with an estimated position size of $50,001–$100,000 — making it one of the larger congressional bets placed in the semiconductor sector this year.

At the time of disclosure, AMD was trading around $242.11 per share. Since then, the stock has surged to approximately $455.19, marking an explosive gain of about +88.0% in just a few months.

AMD is one of the world’s leading semiconductor and AI infrastructure companies, supplying high-performance chips used in artificial intelligence, cloud computing, gaming, and data centers — industries currently at the center of global technology investment and government competitiveness initiatives.

What makes this trade particularly notable is Fields’ position in Congress, where lawmakers are involved in shaping policy tied to technology, domestic chip manufacturing, AI competitiveness, and economic strategy — all areas directly connected to companies like AMD.

The trade also triggered a high-signal setup, with multiple politicians trading AMD within the same period alongside insider activity in the stock — a combination that often attracts heightened investor attention.

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u/probors-com — 12 days ago