 Who's Buying $1 Billion While You Wait for a Correction? I analyzed the latest insider purchases from May 4 — and there are several stories every investor should know. 1. Rivian (RIVN) — Volkswagen Enters with $1 Billion Volkswagen AG bought 62.8 million shares of Rivian at $15.90 — that's nearly $1 billion in a single deal. After the March $1 billion through a JV, the Germans are voting with their money again. Their stake is now 209.7 million shares (+43%). The purchase price carries a premium to the market. When VW pays $1 billion on top — it's a signal that Rivian's technology will be used in their models. 2. Jefferies (JEF) — Sumitomo Mitsui Enters from Scratch The Japanese bank bought 6.4 million shares at $48.22 for $310 million. A new position — from scratch. A major Asian player enters a U.S. investment bank. Such entries are usually made with a 3-5 year horizon. 3. Sportradar (SRAD) — CEO Defends the Company Carsten Koerl bought 254 thousand shares for $3.34 million at $13.16. A purchase amid short seller attacks — the CEO publicly refutes accusations and backs his words with money. Either he knows something the shorts don't. 4. CoStar (CSGP) — CEO Buys More for $2.5 Million Andrew Florance bought 71 thousand shares at $35.20. CoStar is a monopoly in commercial real estate, falling with the market. The CEO buys on the dip. Conclusion: Large insider purchases (especially corporate ones — VW, Sumitomo) are one of the strongest signals in the market. When they come in with $1 billion, it's not "maybe it'll get cheaper." It's "we know what we're doing." I'm watching RIVN, JEF, SRAD. If you want such analyses regularly — join the project, I give starter tokens for analytics https://asibiont.com