Insider Purchases: Inside the Buy

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🧥 G-III Apparel (GIII): CEO Buys $1.12M at $27.94 as Marc Jacobs Becomes the $1B Bet 👗👜

G-III CEO Morris Goldfarb just invested $1.12 million in GIII at $27.94 as the apparel group trades below book value and transforms its brand portfolio around owned labels and Marc Jacobs. With expanding Q2 margins, roughly 21% short float and major execution risks, is Wall Street putting this fashion turnaround on the clearance rack too soon?

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🏝️ The 125% Float Monopoly: Inside Oxford Industries' High-Conviction Floor and the 8-Day Island Squeeze

With insiders buying, institutions owning more than the float itself, a 7.5% dividend yield and Tommy Bahama still thriving, Oxford Industries presents one of the more unusual setups in retail.

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