Insider filings this week reveal a clear split: some executives are buying aggressively into weakness, while one founder is cashing out at scale.
The most eye-catching sale came from NSSC. Richard Soloway, the founder and Chairman/CEO of Napco Security Technologies, filed yesterday showing he sold $16.5M worth of stock across two days. His wife, director Donna Anne Soloway, sold a further $1.7M. The combined family exit totals over $18M, filed August 28.
On the buying side, AMR (Alpha Metallurgical Resources) saw two directors pile in. Director Kenneth Courtis filed multiple purchases worth over $7M combined since August 20. Michael Gorzynski added another $2.1M on August 21. Together, insiders spent more than $9M buying the coal miner's shares around $190–$216.
NGL Energy Partners showed an unusual split. Director John Raymond bought $5.1M worth of units on August 25. That same day, CEO H. Michael Krimbill sold exactly $5.1M — a near-perfect dollar-for-dollar swap at $17 per unit. Raymond has filed additional buys this week.
At LWAY (Lifeway Foods), activist hedge fund Divisadero Street Capital filed buys totalling $6.1M since August 13. CEO Julie Smolyansky also added a small personal purchase alongside them.
Two co-founders at ONON (On Holding) each filed $2M purchases on August 14. The dual buy from co-CEOs Caspar Coppetti and Olivier Bernhard suggests confidence despite recent price softness near $30.
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