Ryan Cohen bought $20.4M of GameStop. Find other CEOs doing the same.
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Read from the filing sites through the day. Newest Sep 18. 633 Form 4s read in the last 7 days.CEOs buying their own stock
NotableBiggest notable buy from a CEO in the past 90 days
Ryan CohenBuyPresident, CEO and ChairmanGMEGameStop Corp.$20M at $20.38bought Sep 10, filed Sep 10
BuyRyan CohenPresident, CEO and Chairman
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Michael P. LyonsBuyPresident & CEOTFCTruist Financial Corporation$1.0M at $48.36bought Sep 17, filed today
BuyMichael P. LyonsPresident & CEOJoe WalshBuyChairman and CEOTHRYThryv Holdings, Inc.$45K at $1.80bought Sep 18, filed today
BuyJoe WalshChairman and CEOJoey AgreeBuyPresident & CEOADCAgree Realty Corporation$501K at $68.06bought Sep 16, filed yesterday
BuyJoey AgreePresident & CEOLachlan K MurdochBuyExecutive Chair, CEOFOXFox Corporation$10M at $68.53bought Sep 15, filed Sep 16
BuyLachlan K MurdochExecutive Chair, CEOJames Bradley ArcherBuyDirector and CEO and PresidentTHTarget Hospitality Corp.$250K at $18.69bought Sep 15, filed Sep 16
BuyJames Bradley ArcherDirector and CEO and PresidentSimeon KohlBuyChief Executive OfficerHCATHealth Catalyst, Inc$105K at $1.79bought Sep 14, filed Sep 16
BuySimeon KohlChief Executive OfficerGerard H SweeneyBuyPresident and CEOBDNBrandywine Realty Trust$100K at $2.96bought Sep 14, filed Sep 16
BuyGerard H SweeneyPresident and CEO- 205 more CEO buys in the last 90 days, for members.Start free trial →
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A buy adds to the stock's score in proportion to its size and the buyer's seniority, and fades over about a month. Three or more insiders buying together earn a bonus. A sale near the 52-week low costs the stock a point or more, and the page tells you.
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