A cartoon-style boardroom scene with Magnera execs in suits excitedly throwing diapers, face masks, and dollar bills in the air. A confused baby sits at the head of the table holding a financial report marked “Q2: Not So Crappy After All.”

Magnera: Insiders Keep Buying… Should You?

Magnera’s boardroom is buying diapers—literally. With insiders piling in and free cash flow returning, this specialty materials firm might be worth more than just its wipes. But don’t forget the debt and diaper jokes.

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Can Lyft Ever Lift Off or Will It Forever Uber-Underwhelm?

CEO David Risher has been scooping up Lyft shares like surge-priced burritos—and with record rides, rising cash flow, and a $750M buyback plan, the bullish case is stronger than ever. But can LYFT finally fly—or is Uber still driving the narrative?

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Can Sweetgreen’s Stock Get Any Less Bitter?

Sweetgreen just served up its first insider buy since IPO—should investors take a bite? The fast-casual salad giant keeps growing but hasn’t turned a profit. We chop into the numbers, spice it up with fun, and toss in all the risks. 🥗📉

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Xerox Holdings: This Company Still Exists—To Be or Not To Be... In Your Portfolio?

Xerox might feel like yesterday’s news, but insiders and institutions clearly disagree. With executives loading up on shares and a reinvention strategy underway, this classic name could be more than a relic—it might just be your next contrarian play. 📠💥

 

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Can V.F. Corporation Face North and Land More Than Timber?

Insiders are buying, the CEO’s betting big, and the stitches are finally tightening at V.F. Corp. With a turnaround in motion and brands like Vans and Timberland in the mix, could this stock step back into fashion?

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Penn Means No More Pain? Insiders Bet Big, and the Casino Isn’t the Only One Taking Bets...

PENN Entertainment has seen a flurry of insider buys—including the CEO—plus big-time institutional support. Add in record online gaming results and aggressive buybacks, and you’ve got a potential rebound story... if you can handle the volatility.

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Middleby isn’t just flipping burgers—it might be flipping value. With insiders loading up, share buybacks in overdrive, and a food processing spinoff on the way, this quiet chef in the kitchen could be serving up gains.

Middleby: Insiders Are Buying Like Something’s Cooking (and Not Just in the Kitchen…)

Insiders are grabbing shares of Middleby like fresh-baked cookies—$93M worth in May alone. With buybacks, spinoffs, and top-tier equipment across commercial, residential, and food processing, this stock may be more than a kitchen story. Is it time to take a bite?

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Repay Holdings: Time to Reward the Patient Holder?

Insider buying is heating up at Repay Holdings. With over 200 institutions on board and a bargain-bin valuation, this fintech underdog might be getting ready to repay patient investors—with upside.

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🧴 International Flavors & Fragrances Stinks... No Longer?

IFF just reported a billion-dollar loss and still sports high debt, but insiders are loading up and institutional giants aren't flinching. It may still stink… or maybe it’s just getting interesting.

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🚛 Heartland Express: Back Up the Truck Before It’s Too Late!

Insiders are buying, the CEO owns 32 million shares, and the balance sheet's tightening up—even as losses persist. Is Heartland Express (HTLD) stuck in reverse or about to hit the gas?

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