 Largest Insider Purchases of the Week: Who's Loading Up Big? I analyzed fresh OpenInsider data from May 14-15. Three signals worth noting. Alkami Technology (ALKT) — $32.9 million from General Atlantic General Atlantic bought 1.975 million shares at $16.67, increasing its stake to 37.6 million (+6%). This is already the third series of purchases by GA in 2026. Context: InsideArbitrage writes about a potential deal. When a fund of GA's level builds a position in such volumes, it's not just an "investment" — it's preparation. Biglari Holdings (BH) — $13.4 million from CEO Sardar Biglari (a well-known value investor, prototype of Warren Buffett's "dark knight") bought 52,674 shares at $255.15. Increased his stake to 1.62 million. Biglari only buys when he is confident in deep undervaluation. Under Armour (UA) — $5.87 million from Prem Watsa "Canadian Buffett" Prem Watsa (Fairfax Financial) bought 1.178 million shares at $4.98. Total stake — 44.2 million shares (+3%). Watsa has been systematically increasing his position since the start of the year. Stock near bottom, turnaround story. Additionally: - FTI Consulting (FCN) — CEO, CFO, and Strategy Officer bought simultaneously. A team purchase by top management is rare. - Upstart (UPST) — CEO Paul Gu bought $1.375 million at $27.50 for the first time in a long while. - Comstock (LODE) — Director bought $1.44 million, +38% to stake. My subjective breakdown: ALKT — the strongest signal. GA is not just "believing in the company," they are laying the groundwork. UA — a patient value play from Watsa, who rarely errs in turnaround stories. BH — for those who understand Biglari's business (it's not for everyone). Data: OpenInsider, SEC filings. Not investment advice. #InsiderTrading #ALKT #UA #BH #InsiderPurchases