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Insider buying this week: the chief executives of Intel, Galaxy Digital and Liberty Global, and Kinder Morgan's chairman, bought shares

Insider buying this week · Week ending 6 November 2026 · Published 8 November 2026

From Monday 2 November to Friday 6 November 2026, insiders filed 102 open-market purchases at 62 US companies. Most of the money came from large outside shareholders, such as investment funds that own 10% or more. The table below keeps to the people who run the company: chief executives, chairmen, finance chiefs and group presidents, buying with their own money at market prices.

102open-market purchases filed by insiders, 2 to 6 November
62US companies where an insider bought
$15.0 millionlargest buy in the table, at Kinder Morgan
CompanyInsiderRoleBoughtSharesAvg priceValueHeld after
Kinder MorganKMIRichard KinderExecutive ChairmanFri 6 Nov500,000$29.99$15.0 million246.7 million
Galaxy DigitalGLXYMichael NovogratzCEOThu 5 Nov760,000$12.98$9.9 million760,000 (through a company he controls)
IntelINTCLip-Bu TanCEOMon 2 Nov150,000$64.73$9.7 million1.46 million (indirect)
CVS HealthCVSPrem ShahGroup PresidentFri 6 Nov23,855$83.90$2.0 million88,516
Liberty GlobalLBTYAMike Fries and Enrique RodriguezCEO; Chief Technology OfficerWed 4 Nov321,313$9.42$3.0 million1.24 million; 602,378
AutoNationANMike Manley and Thomas SzlosekCEO; Finance Chief2 and 3 Nov7,248$183.64$1.3 million157,186; 20,085
Lattice SemiconductorLSCCFord TamerCEOWed 4 Nov9,790$102.52$1.0 million19,790 (indirect)

Every line is an open-market purchase (code P) on the insider's own Form 4, counted from filings received by Saturday 7 November. Each company's insiders page links the filing.

Why does an insider purchase get attention?

Insiders get shares in many ways: pay, options, grants. An open-market purchase is the one where they pay the market price in cash, like any other buyer. That is why it stands out. It is also rare: across the S&P 500, in the 90 days to 8 November 2026, insiders filed 274 open-market purchases and 6,397 sales.

Where did two insiders buy at the same company?

At Liberty Global, the chief executive and the chief technology officer both bought on Wednesday 4 November, together about $3.0 million. At AutoNation, the chief executive bought on Monday 2 November and the finance chief bought three times across Monday and Tuesday.

Is this the full week?

Not always. An insider has two business days to file a Form 4, so purchases made late in the week can still be filed early the next week. The insiders page keeps the full 90 days, updated every night.

The takeaway

An insider buying with their own cash is one of the few trades that tells you what someone inside the company did. It does not say why; the filing and the company's own results carry the rest. Every GreekSoup company page has an insiders tab with each trade and its Form 4.

Published 8 November 2026. Earlier weeks.