 Insider Purchases on May 14: Signals of Confidence in Fintech and at the Bottom Major investors and top executives continue to increase their positions. Analysis of deals on May 14 — who bought, how much, and what it means. **Alkami Technology (ALKT) — $33 million** General Atlantic invested in the fintech sector at $16.67 per share. Digital banking remains a priority for institutions — this signals a long-term trend, not speculation. **Biglari Holdings (BH) — $13.4 million** The company's CEO purchased a large stake at $255. When a founder invests tens of millions of their own funds, it is one of the strongest signals of confidence in the business's value. **Under Armour (UA) — $5.87 million** Purchase at multi-year lows. A major insider entry near the bottom is a classic pattern that historically often precedes a reversal. **Phenixfin (PFX) — $1.68 million (+20% of CEO's stake)** The CEO increased their stake by a fifth in a single day. A serious signal from someone who knows the business from the inside. **Comstock (LODE) — $1.44 million (+38% of director's stake)** The director increased their position by more than a third. At such purchase rates, it is not about diversification but a bet on growth. **Conclusion:** The concentration of purchases in fintech (ALKT) and stocks trading at multi-year lows (UA, LODE, PFX) indicates that insiders see undervaluation. When those who run companies invest their own money, it is worth attention. Analyze insider signals faster than the market — ASI Biont processes data in seconds, not hours.