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Consumer Discretionary insider buying

18 consumer discretionary companies had open-market insider purchases in the last 30 days, ranked below by dollar value. The buyers include officers, directors and 10% owners, and a 10% owner can be a fund. All consumer discretionary companies · How to read insider buying

Purchase value (30d)

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#Ticker / CompanyPurchase value (30d)
1GGR logo$GGR Gogoro Inc.$35.11M
2COE logo$COE 51Talk Online Education Group$32.33M
3GPI logo$GPI GROUP 1 AUTOMOTIVE INC$24.23M
4GME logo$GME GameStop Corp.$22.77M
5QVCG logo$QVCG QVC Group, Inc.$20.16M
6LRN logo$LRN Stride, Inc.$12.24M
7RENT logo$RENT Rent the Runway, Inc.$6.12M
8REF logo$REF Reformation Inc.$3.06M
9SAH logo$SAH SONIC AUTOMOTIVE INC$2.93M
10CVNA logo$CVNA CARVANA CO.$1.54M
11NXH logo$NXH NEIGHBORHOOD INTELLIGENCE, INC.$1.00M
12THRM logo$THRM Gentherm Inc$663K
13RCT logo$RCT RedCloud Holdings plc$425K
14RSI logo$RSI Rush Street Interactive, Inc.$118K
15BZUN logo$BZUN Baozun Inc.$100K
16JCTC logo$JCTC JEWETT CAMERON TRADING CO LTD$90K
17VRA logo$VRA Vera Bradley, Inc.$50K
18DLPN logo$DLPN Dolphin Entertainment, Inc.$24K

Why sector matters for insider buying

Insider buying is easier to read next to its own sector. Company officers know their industry's cycle better than the market's. When insiders at several consumer discretionary companies buy in the same month, the buying points at the industry, which the same number of purchases spread across unrelated industries would not.

Only purchases (SEC Form 4 transaction code P) count. Grants, option exercises and shares withheld for tax are left out: they are pay, not a decision to buy, and counting them would rank sectors by payroll.

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