 Pershing Square Insiders Buy $311M of Their Own Stock — What It Means On April 30, William Ackman personally bought 4.9 million shares of PSUS for $241 million. This is not corporate money — it's his own. Following him, 6 other top executives of the company bought $70 million worth. Entry price: $49-50 per share. Such a volume of synchronized purchases by the CEO, CIO, President, CFO, and CCO is an extremely rare signal. When the entire team, including the compliance officer (who by duty must avoid conflicts of interest), buys shares of their own company — they either know something the market doesn't, or they are simply incredibly confident in the near future. Other notable insider transactions on the same day: • S&P Global — CEO bought $1 million at $430 • Textron — Director bought 10,300 shares at $96 • GE HealthCare — CFO bought $200,000 • Avalyn Pharma — Fund and director bought $15 million at $18 I will be watching PSUS in the coming weeks — if Ackman is not mistaken, this is an entry point.