Insider Purchases: Inside the Buy

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Fox Factory: Left for Roadkill or Setting Up a Suspension Rebound?

Fox Factory (FOXF) went from high-flyer to face-plant, trading over 90% below its peak — yet the CEO and big institutions keep buying. Is this a stealth value opportunity or a suspension story that never quite rebounds? Let’s dig in, with jokes and numbers.

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CEO Bought Shares: Is Full House Worth Betting the House?

Full House Resorts is growing fast—but still bleeding cash. The CEO’s massive insider buy may hint at a turnaround, but with debt looming and expansion plans on the table, is FLL worth a gamble? We break it down—odds, icons, and all.

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