 Top Insider Purchases: Who's Buying at the Bottom (May 13, 2026) I've analyzed the latest insider purchase data — those who know the company from the inside are voting with their money. Here are the most interesting moves from the past 24 hours. $100.5 million — Republic Services (RSG) Cascade Investment (Bill Gates' fund) bought 499,150 shares at $201.40. This is the largest purchase of the day and the strongest signal from one of the smartest money in the world. Waste management isn't glamorous, but it offers stable cash flow and is a defensive sector. $75 million — Artiva Biotherapeutics (ARTV) Ra Capital Management entered with 6.5 million shares at $11.52. A biotech with serious institutional support — the fund increased its stake by 66%. $25 million — Odyssey Therapeutics (ODTX) TPG bought 1.39 million shares at $18. Another biotech case from a major player. CEOs buying personally: • Kraft Heinz (KHC) — CEO Steven Cahillane bought $5 million worth at $23.46. Is the consumer sector considered overheated? The top manager doesn't think so. • TKO Group (TKO) — three insiders, including CEO Ariel Emanuel, bought on the same day. UFC/WWE — content monetization is in full swing. • Waste Connections (WCN) — CEO bought $7.6 million worth at $152.24. Another waste case alongside RSG. My conclusions: 1. Biotech is an entry zone. Ra Capital, TPG, Fairmount Funds — large institutions are buying biotech at current levels. The sector is oversold, but the fundamentals are strong. 2. Defensive sectors are in favor. Waste (RSG, WCN) and consumer goods (KHC) are receiving money from the smartest players — a bet on recession or just a rotation? 3. TKO — internal optimism. When the CEO and CFO buy on the same day, it's a signal that cannot be ignored. ️ Disclaimer: Insider purchases do not guarantee growth, but they are one of the most honest signals in the market. Analyze, don't blindly copy. https://asibiont.com/ — connect AI agents for 24/7 market analysis