Insider Activity Report: Lions Gate Entertainment (LFG)
Liberty 77 Capital, a major holder of Lions Gate Entertainment (LFG), recently added 183,576 shares. The buy increased the fund’s position by 7%, and came to a total cost of $1,238,322. That’s the fund’s second buy of the month, following a 59,928 share pickup for just over $404,000. Going further back the fund has been a steady and active acquirer of shares this year. Several company insiders have also been buyers this year, including the company CEO for 100,000 shares in ...
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Unusual Options Activity: Harley-Davidson (HOG)
Motorcycle manufacturer Harley-Davidson (HOG) is up 13% over the past year, largely in range-bound trading. One trader sees the shares drifting a bit lower over the coming weeks. That’s based on the November 15 $32 puts. With 34 days until expiration, 7,166 contracts traded compared to a prior open interest of 235, for a 30-fold rise in volume on the trade. The buyer of the puts paid $1.25 to make the bearish bet. Harley shares recently traded for about $34, meaning shares ...
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One Way to Play A “No Landing” Economy
The economy continues to grow. Inflation has fallen well off its highs. And the labor market continues to hold up well. These are all signs of a “soft landing” scenario for the economy. Some are even starting to see “no landing.” That simply means that the economy will continue to grow, without a recession, whether mild or severe. And that could mean that consumers will continue to spend, which should be good for one lagging sector. That sector is shipping. It’s seen ...
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Insider Activity Report: Simon Property Group (SPG)
Eleven company directors at Simon Property Group (SPG) have acquired shares recently, with buys ranging from $3,346 to as much as $61,901. The company directors appear to be quarterly buyers, as similar purchases were made at the end of June. Going further back, the company directors have been steady buyers over the past two years, and the company CFO was also a buyer of $39,199 of shares back in late 2023.There have been no insider sales over the past two years. Overall, ...
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Unusual Options Activity: Aurora Innovation (AUR)
Self-driving vehicle company Aurora Innovation (AUR) is up 167% over the past year, but have been pulling back from their 52-week high of $6.79 in recent weeks.. One trader sees the pullback continuing in the weeks ahead. That’s based on the November 15 $4.50 puts. With 35 days until expiration, 10,019 contracts traded compared to a prior open interest of 145, for a 69-fold rise in volume on the trade. The buyer of the puts paid $0.40 to make the bearish ...
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Companies With Strong Brands May Thrive as Markets Shift Away from Tech
Investors have started to shift away from tech companies over the past few months. The trend is still an early one. It means that the Magnificent Seven stocks, which have led the market higher for nearly two years, may finally take a breather. In their place, other companies stand to help push the market higher. That includes companies with strong brands. Typically, these companies are worth owning for years. and will often stage strong rallies after a long period of underperformance. That ...
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Insider Activity Report: Amrep (AXR)
James Dahl, a major holder at Amrep (AXR), recently added 1,800 shares. The buy increased his stake by less than 1%, and came to a total cost of $53,906. Dahl has made over 20 separate buys over the past year, and more going back to 2022 and 2023. Some buys have been in the $250,000 range, while others have been in the $5,000 range. One company VP has been a moderate seller of her shares this year. Overall, Amrep insiders own ...
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Unusual Options Activity: Acadia Healthcare Company (ACHC)
Healthcare facility firm Acadia Healthcare Company (ACHC) is down 24% over the past year, amid slow health spending. One trader sees shares soaring higher into early next year. That’s based on the January 2025 $75 calls. With 99 days until expiration, 10,004 contracts traded compared to a prior open interest of 121, for an 83-fold rise in volume on the trade. The buyer of the calls paid $0.75 to make the bullish bet. Acadia shares recently traded for about $55, so they ...
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