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UBER President and COO Andrew MacDonald filed on 8 September, disclosing he bought 54,325 shares on 4 September at around $75.65 apiece. The open-market purchase was worth roughly $4.1 million. A second tranche of 15,675 shares, worth $1.2 million, was filed the same day, bringing his total outlay to over $5.3 million. Together the two trades lifted his holdings to 426,320 shares. Discretionary purchases of this size by a sitting COO carry real signal, as they come from personal capital rather than a compensation award.
Elsewhere, NMI Holdings CEO Adam Pollitzer filed on 4 September that he sold 172,706 shares on the same date, collecting $7.7 million. Tenet Healthcare COO Lisa Foo filed a $6.4 million sale on 1 September, covering 24,000 shares traded on 31 August.
In Turkey, Burçelik Vana Chairman Umit Gumus bought 1.07 million shares worth $12.9 million on 7 September, filed the following day, while an asset manager simultaneously sold a similar-sized stake in the same company.
National Energy Services Reunited CEO Sherif Foda filed on 2 September, disclosing a $3.5 million sale of 100,000 shares on 31 August.
The MacDonald purchase at Uber stands out as the week's clearest bullish signal from a senior executive spending real money in the open market.
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