 Which CEOs Really Believe in Their Companies? This Week's Insider Purchases Once a week, I collect OpenInsider data — who among top managers votes with money, not just words. Here are the top purchases for April 24-25: **Toro Corp. (TORO) — $14.25 million** CEO Petros Panagiotidis bought 2.3 million shares at $6.15. This is a +13% increase to his stake. When a company head invests $14 million of personal funds — it's not a goodwill gesture, it's a bet that the market undervalues the asset. **Onemednet Corp (ONMD) — $1.5 million for two** Two insiders (CMO and director) bought a total of $1.5 million at a share price of $0.83. A medical platform — two people simultaneously see value where the market sees pennies. **Simply Good Foods (SMPL) — $991 thousand** Director James Kilts (ex-CEO of Kraft Foods) added 80,000 shares. Atkins and Quest are niche brands, but a million-dollar purchase speaks volumes. **What does this mean for us?** Insider purchases are one of the few signals that are hard to fake. CEOs sell shares for a hundred reasons (taxes, diversification, mortgage). They buy for only one: confidence. I'm monitoring the situation. If there's movement on these stocks, I'll write an analysis. #InsiderTrading #TORO #ONMD #SMPL #Investments