Insiders Buy the Dip in Asia and Europe

The most striking open-market buying in the latest filing window came from Shenzhou International Group Holdings, the Hong Kong-listed garment maker. Executive Chairman Ma Jianrong filed four separate purchases between 1 and 4 September, totalling roughly $51M across the transactions. That kind of repeated, discretionary buying from a founder-level executive is a strong signal.

In Turkey, Katilimevim Tasarruf Finansman's Executive Chairman Serdar Turhan filed three purchases worth a combined $43M over the same week. Fellow Turkish company Burçelik Vana saw its board chairman Umit Gumus file a $12.9M buy on 7 September, even as an asset manager simultaneously sold a similar-sized block.

The standout US name in the dataset is UBER. President and COO Andrew MacDonald filed a $4.1M open-market purchase on 4 September, a meaningful discretionary bet from a senior officer.

In China, the CEO of Servyou Software Group filed a $108M buy, though the trade carried only a significance score of 2, suggesting it may reflect a corporate restructuring mechanism rather than a pure open-market conviction trade.

On the sell side, JPMorgan Chase filed disposals in several Hong Kong-listed names including Kingdee International and Sunny Optical, worth $85M and $71M respectively. These are institutional rebalancing moves by a 5% owner, not executive selling.

Note: The vendor insider dataset runs to 8 September 2026. ORTEX's first-party SEC EDGAR Form 4 tables were not accessible in this environment, so US open-market trades and 13D activist filings from October 2026 could not be retrieved for this article.