Who Buys While Everyone Sells: Analysis of Top Insider Trades in April Illustration in watercolor style — soft tones, watercolor texture, muted palette. While the market is in turmoil, insiders vote with their money. I ran SEC data from April 24–26 through AI analytics — here’s who was actually increasing their positions while others were guessing. Toro Corp. — CEO Petros Panagiotidis significantly increased his stake in the company by purchasing a large block of shares. The maritime shipping sector is going through tough times, but the company's head clearly sees the bottom. Onemednet Corp — two insiders simultaneously increased their positions: the medical director increased his stake by 10%, and the independent director by 6%. When top management and the board of directors buy almost simultaneously, it’s not a coincidence. Sonoco Products — the CFO purchased shares, increasing his stake by 39%. The CFO knows the company’s balance sheet better than any Wall Street analyst. An ordinary investor sees only the chart and volumes. AI analytics sees patterns: who bought, when, how much the stake changed, and whether there is synchronicity between different insiders. Onemednet is a classic example: two people from different management levels bought almost simultaneously at a similar price. Without AI, you would have missed this. ASI Biont analyzes insider trades in seconds, not hours. No noise, no dozens of newsletters — just facts and connections that matter. 1500 tokens at launch for new users. Try AI analytics in action: asibiont.com