Executives Buy and Sell as Filings Hit

The most notable open-market purchase filed in September came from UBER. President and COO Andrew Gordon MacDonald bought 54,325 shares at $75.65 each. That amounts to roughly $4.1 million and was filed on September 8. An executive spending $4 million at market price, with no pre-planned 10b5-1 structure flagged, is a meaningful signal of confidence.

At NMIH, CEO Adam Pollitzer sold $7.7 million in stock at $44.86 a share. The filing landed September 4. Pollitzer retains only a 0.004% stake, making this disposal sizable relative to his position.

THC COO Lisa Foo filed a $6.4 million sale on September 1. She offloaded 24,000 shares in Tenet Healthcare at $266.32. No 10b5-1 plan was noted in the filing, worth watching given the scale.

Outside the US, the chairman of Turkish industrial firm Burçelik Vana bought $12.9 million in his own company on September 7 while a local asset manager sold a nearly equal block the same day. The opposing trades on one day at a small-cap firm reflect a split between insiders and institutional holders.

The vendor data reflects filings up to September 8. With TSLA reporting earnings today, ORTEX alt data shows German car registrations running 269% above the same quarter last year, a dataset that has historically led Tesla's revenue by around 43 days.