Insider Purchases: Inside the Buy

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Sweetgreen Update: When the CEO Buys the Salad Dip

Sweetgreen (SG) just delivered a wild mix of insider buying, lowered guidance, widening losses, and surprising institutional support. With the CEO buying $1M+ of stock at the lows and valuation at historic discounts, the setup is intriguing — but still risky. Here’s the full FUNanc1al breakdown.

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Six Months Ago, a Director Bought Sweetgreen (SG) at Twice the Price It Trades Today — Should You Indulge?

Sweetgreen’s stock has been chopped in half, insiders are under water, and institutions somehow own more shares than exist. But with AI-powered “Infinite Kitchens,” loyal customers, and a cult brand, could this be the comeback salad of the year—or another case of tossed expectations?

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