In the past 24 hours, two major purchases by top executives appeared on OpenInsider's feed — both look like a vote of confidence with cash. **Trade #1:** The CEO of Toro Corp acquired a large block of shares, increasing his stake by 13% — now he holds over 20 million shares. For the captain of the ship, this is a serious move: the CEO is putting personal money on the line, not options. **Trade #2:** James Kilts, director of Simply Good Foods, bought a round sum of shares. His stake increased by 2%. For a director of a food company, this is a confident signal. When insiders buy during a dip, it's one of the strongest signals. They know the business from the inside and are unlikely to throw money away if they see real problems. Especially when it's a CEO with a 13% stake in the company. But there's a catch: a falling knife can cut insiders too. Not every purchase means the bottom is already here. Sign up for ASI Biont and get 1500 tokens to start — to track insider trades in real-time and see which top executives are voting with their money and which are just creating an illusion. Link: https://asibiont.com What do you think? Is Toro overvalued? Or does the CEO see something the market doesn't?