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Follow the Smart Money: An Insider Just Invested $6.7 Million Here
Any time a corporate executive buys their own stock, it’s worth paying attention to.
After all, it shows their confidence in the direction of stock.
Legendary investor Peter Lynch summed it up best:
“Insiders might sell their shares for any number of reasons, but they buy them for only one: they think the price will rise.”
And history backs that up. A Harvard Business School study found that stocks with substantial insider buying outperformed the market by an average of 6% annually over a three-year period.
With that, here are three companies that are seeing considerable insider buying, which could indicate better days ahead, and a real potential for long-term investor returns.
Company: MSCI (SYM: MSCI)
Recent Price: $557.40
Insider Action: Chairman and CEO Henry A. Fernandez bought 12,400 shares
MSCI is a leading provider of critical decision support tools and services for the global investment community. With over 50 years of expertise in research, data and technology, we power better investment decisions by enabling clients to understand and analyze key drivers of risk and return and confidently build more effective portfolios.
Most recently, the company posted EPS of $4.17, which beat by three cents and revenue of $772.68 million (up 9.1% year over year), beat by $3.44 million. However, the stock did come under pressure on slowing recurring subscription growth, which fueled fears about the company’s ability to maintain its strong growth.
As a result of that news, the MSCI gapped from about $571.53 to a low of $525.34.
However, an insider took advantage of the pullback. Chairman and CEO Henry Fernandez bought 12,400 shares for $6.7 million, at an average price of $542.87 a share.
As noted by Barron’s:
“Henry Fernandez is more than our founder and CEO: He’s a shrewd investor who believes in MSCI and wants to participate in the upside he sees for our company.”
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Company: Elevance Health (SYM: ELV)
Recent Price: $278.23
Insider Action: President and CEO Gail Boudreaux bought 8,500 shares
Health insurance provider, Elevance Health just saw its stock plummet from $346.36 to a low of $278.05 on lowered full-year guidance and poor second quarter earnings. The company cited “elevated medical cost trends” in its Medicaid and Affordable Care Act health plans, which lead to increased benefit expenses that would go on to impact profitability.
The company’s second-quarter earnings revealed:
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EPS of $8.84, which missed by eight cents
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Revenue of $49.42 billion, up 14.3% YoY and ahead of expectations by $1.22 billion
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A downward revision to adjusted net income guidance, now expected at $30 per share, down from a prior range of $34.15 to $34.85
But shortly after, President and CEO Gail Boudreaux stepped in and bought 8,500 shares for about $2.4 million. Her history shows conviction—she also bought 7,600 shares for $2 million back in January 2020, just before the stock rallied significantly.
Insider buys like this, especially following a sharp drop, often signal the worst may be priced in—and that management believes in a turnaround.
Mode Mobile
They’re calling it the ‘Freedom Dividend’
Tech titans like Elon Musk, Sam Altman, and Mark Zuckerberg are calling for Universal Basic Income as AI threatens to eliminate millions of jobs.
But there’s a critical question few are asking: Who will pay for it?
Instead of relying on taxpayer funding, Mode Mobile is using attention as currency, already paying out $325M to over 50M users. Deloitte crowned them North America’s fastest-growing software company in 2023 after their revenue soared 32,481%.
And investors have a window to get in early before this becomes the template for post-AI income redistribution.
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Company: Charter Communications (SYM: CHTR)
Recent Price: $265.77
Insider Action: President and CEO Christopher Winfrey bought 3,670 shares
Charter Communications, the second-largest cable provider in the U.S., is another name facing headwinds. The company recently dropped from nearly $400 to $266 after reporting a weak Q2, driven by a significant loss of internet subscribers and an EPS miss.
Key highlights:
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EPS of $9.18, which missed by 48 cents
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Revenue of $13.77 billion, roughly in line with estimates
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117,000 internet customers lost in the quarter
But the insider response was immediate. CEO Christopher Winfrey bought 3,670 shares, totaling over $1 million. And he wasn’t the only one. President of Product and Technology Richard DiGeronimo also bought 1,551 shares for $657,321.
It’s a classic contrarian move—buying on fear. Insider buying during periods of investor pessimism often marks a bottom, especially when top leadership is involved.
With broadband demand still strong and the potential for recovery in future quarters, these insider buys suggest that management believes the worst may be behind the company.
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