Just caught this: Drue Matheny, an exec at Dillard's, dropped nearly $93K buying up 199 shares of the company back in early February. That's the kind of insider move that gets people's attention. When c-suite folks are putting their own money in, it usually signals they think the stock's got room to run.

Looking at the numbers, Dillard's stock is trading around $458 per share, though it's been a bit choppy lately. The company's got some solid metrics working for it though. The P/E ratio sits at 11.9, which is below average, and the debt-to-equity ratio of 0.28 is lean compared to peers. EPS of 7.73 is pretty strong too.

Revenue growth has been sluggish recently, down about 3.5% over the past few months, which is something to keep an eye on. But when you see Drue Matheny and other insiders buying at these valuations, it suggests they're seeing value that the market might be overlooking. Insider buys don't guarantee anything, but they're definitely worth paying attention to as a market signal.