Opportunity Radar

Two executive officers bought $3.99 million while ONON fell 13.13% versus SPY down 0.79%, leaving a substantial negative excess reaction in the supplied data.

CFO and CEO code-P purchases totaling $954,230.84, including a $619,000 purchase, were followed by only a 0.6774% gain and 0.6526 percentage points of excess return versus SPY, leaving a potentially underreacted signal during the validity window.

The CEO and executive chair accumulated $547,061.90 across five reported P acquisitions, while REFI gained only 0.5655% versus SPY's 1.1146%, leaving no positive excess repricing. The setup is invalidated if REFI closes below $10.39 during the fixed validity window.

A CEO-led $1.018 million code-P cluster, including a $521,600 purchase, was followed by a 1.9384% MTDR decline versus a 0.95% SPY gain, leaving -2.8884 percentage points of excess return and a potentially underreacted signal.

The CEO and IM8 CFO made four current code-P acquisitions totaling $862,373.40. RankAlpha records a 6.5536% move and 6.234 percentage points of excess return since the first filing, indicating a quantified but still modest underreaction after senior-executive buying.

The CEO and a director purchased $787,352.12 in current code-P acquisitions, while VFC returned 3.8408% versus SPY's 3.9235%, leaving no positive excess repricing attributable to the buying. Invalidate if VFC closes below the $14.32 pre-filing reference close during the validity window or a verified financing or governance event breaks the setup.

Three insiders bought $258,262.42 while AFCG fell 4.32% and underperformed SPY by 3.02 percentage points after the first filing. The signal is contrarian and informative but high risk because buying was only about one day of average dollar volume and the company has a leveraged, concentrated BDC portfolio.

A $1.46 million cluster led by a $1.27 million Chairman and CEO purchase, with a meaningful director purchase, was followed by a quantified 3.84 percentage-point negative excess return versus SPY. The signal appears underreacted to, but conviction is moderated by the immaterial third purchase, spouse-held rows, currency conversion, and disclosed accounting and cash-flow risks.

A Chairman and CEO-led $1.27 million code-P acquisition cluster was followed by a 3.8057% AMRZ decline and 3.2611 percentage points of negative excess return, indicating the buying remains underreacted to within the validity window.

Two senior officers reported $456,791 of code-P acquisitions, including the President and CEO increasing direct holdings from 15,000 to 25,000 shares. HOG then fell 2.8069% and lagged SPY by 3.0574 percentage points, indicating limited immediate recognition of the buying. Invalidate if HOG closes below $25.00 or management reverses FY2026 guidance by 2026-09-11.

The CEO and executive chair made verified code-P purchases totaling $562,706.90, while REFI returned 0.5655% versus SPY's 1.1146%, producing -0.5491 percentage points of excess return through 2026-08-27. The setup depends on the purchases being discretionary and the muted reaction persisting.

The chairman and CEO bought $1.42 million, about half a day of supplied dollar volume, while NPB delivered only 1.65 points of excess return versus SPY.

The CEO and COO made direct code-P purchases totaling $329,560 while KEEL underperformed SPY by 9.31 percentage points after the first public filing, supporting a potentially underreacted signal if execution remains funded.

The CEO bought $9.95 million, roughly 12.7% of supplied average daily dollar volume, while KLAR's 2.97-point excess return indicates only modest repricing.