GXVIX insider buys $25 million, and the week's other big purchases
The week's notable insider trades and Congress reports, from SEC filings.
By Sepehr Parsa · Founder and editor, WallStPalThe week in one paragraph
Selling outweighed buying, as it does most weeks: insiders reported 210 purchases worth $163.3 million and 438 sales worth $731.4 million, 72% of the sales under pre-arranged 10b5-1 plans. The largest purchase was at GXVIX, where Global X Management Company, Inc. bought $25 million. 3 companies had several insiders buying.
Biggest insider buys
GXVIX 10% owner Global X Management Company, Inc. bought 1,945,525.292 shares for $25 million, adding 78% to their holding.
LNBIX 10% owner Lincoln Financial Investments Corp bought 2,477,700.69 shares for $25 million.
CRBG 10% owner Nippon Life Insurance Co bought 510,873 shares for $17.1 million.
CRBG 10% owner Nippon Life Insurance Co bought 347,195 shares for $12.1 million.
IAM director Evan Lockwood Rachlin bought 718,750 shares for $11.5 million, adding 38% to their holding.
Several insiders buying
BPRE: 3 insiders bought a combined $34.6 million in the 30 days to this week.
APLD: 2 insiders bought a combined $6.7 million in the 30 days to this week.
RENT: 3 insiders bought a combined $6.1 million in the 30 days to this week.
Largest sales
SNOW: Frank Slootman sold $94.9 million under a planned 10b5-1 trading plan.
TALO: Control Empresarial de Capitales S.A. de C.V. sold $46.4 million.
TALO: Control Empresarial de Capitales S.A. de C.V. sold $38.6 million.
Congress trades reported this week
Sen. Alan Armstrong (R-OK): sell of WMB, $250K–$500K, traded 2026-09-08 (joint).
Rep. Michael A. Rulli (R-OH-6): sell of GOOG, $50K–$100K, traded 2026-10-16.
Rep. Jonathan L. Jackson (D-IL-1): buy of DDOG, $50K–$100K, traded 2026-09-28 (joint).
Rep. Jonathan L. Jackson (D-IL-1): buy of EL, $50K–$100K, traded 2026-09-28 (joint).
Rep. Jonathan L. Jackson (D-IL-1): sell of VSAT, $50K–$100K, traded 2026-09-28 (joint).
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Sources
- Form 4: Global X Management Company, Inc., GXVIX · filed 2026-10-21
- Form 4: Lincoln Financial Investments Corp, LNBIX · filed 2026-10-19
- Form 4: Nippon Life Insurance Co, CRBG · filed 2026-10-19
- Form 4: Nippon Life Insurance Co, CRBG · filed 2026-10-20
- Form 4: Evan Lockwood Rachlin, IAM · filed 2026-10-19
- Form 4: Frank Slootman, SNOW · filed 2026-10-21
- Form 4: Control Empresarial de Capitales S.A. de C.V., TALO · filed 2026-10-19
- Form 4: Control Empresarial de Capitales S.A. de C.V., TALO · filed 2026-10-21
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- Form 4
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