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What Happens When You Feed Insider Filings Into ChatGPT?
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Using ChatGPT to analyze recent Form 4 filings, we uncovered the top insider buying activity across public markets—highlighting where CEOs, chairs, and directors are putting real money to work.
From clustered buys in tech to conviction plays in REITs and regional banks, these signals often precede medium- to long-term gains.
Here’s what smart capital is telling us this week.
🧐 Recent Insider Purchases
A good summary from recent filings shows the top issuers with net insider buying over the past seven days (through July 7, 2025):
Net Buying Leaders (Value ≥ ~$1M):
Asana (ASAN) – ~$6.09 M
Welltower (WELL) – ~$3.03 M
Sprott Focus Trust (FUND) – ~$1.45 M
First Guaranty Bancshares (FGBI) – ~$1.06 M
Freedom Holding (FRHC) – ~$1.00 M
These clearly represent large insider purchases in this week’s data.
🔍 Sector Breakdown & Notable Examples
I then manually looked up sectors for those tickers:
1. Technology / Software
Asana (ASAN)
Sector: Technology – Software (collaboration tools)
Insider: Dustin Moskovitz (President, CEO & Chair)
Buys: ~225,000 shares ($3.06M and $3.05M, total ~$6.09M)
Structure: Two successive days by same insider (clustered).
2. Real Estate / REIT
Welltower (WELL)
Sector: Real Estate Investment Trust – Healthcare REIT
Insiders: (multiple officers/directors likely)
Net buying: ~$3.03M aggregated
Clustered across insiders (multiple filings).
3. Financial / Banking
First Guaranty Bancshares (FGBI)
Sector: Financial – Regional Bank
Net buying: ~$1.06M insider purchases aggregated
Likely director/officer cluster.
4. Closed‑End Trust / Asset Management
Sprott Focus Trust (FUND)
Sector: Financial – Asset Management / Closed-End Fund
Insider: Officers/directors; ~$1.45M net buys
5. Financial / Financial Services
Freedom Holding (FRHC)
Sector: Financial – Diversified Financial Services
~ $1.0M net insider buys
📊 Sector Representation
Sector | Companies | Insider Value | Notes |
---|---|---|---|
Tech / Software | Asana | ~$6.1M | CEO-led cluster buys over 2 days |
Real Estate / REIT | Welltower | ~$3.0M | Multiple insiders involved |
Financial (Banking / AM) | FGBI, FUND, FRHC | ~$1.0–1.45M each | Regional bank, trust, fintech |
Top 3 sectors by representation in this week’s large insider buying:
Technology / Software – led by Asana's heavy insider purchases
Financials – investors in regional banking and asset/trust vehicles
Real Estate / REIT (healthcare) – with Welltower
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📌 Summary & Possible Implications
Technology / Software (Asana): The CEO’s multi‑day, high‑value purchases suggest strong confidence in growth prospects—perhaps upcoming product announcements or enterprise adoption momentum.
Financials: Insider buying in a regional bank and asset management trust indicates comfort with financial sector fundamentals or company‑specific strength.
Healthcare REIT: Directors/officers buying Welltower shares may believe in resilient income streams and favorable healthcare real estate trends (e.g. aging demographics, growing demand).
For medium‑term investors, clustered insider purchases—especially by CEOs and directors—can be interpreted as meaningful bullish signals.
While there’s no overwhelming sector dominance, Technology (software) clearly stands out, followed by Financials and Healthcare REITs. Together, these suggest selective optimism from insiders in those areas.
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