Caught an interesting pattern in the insider trading reports - when company insiders actually put their own money in, it usually signals something. Just saw two notable buys that caught my attention. At SLRC, one of the execs dropped $1.55M buying over 100k shares at $14.74 each back in early March. What's wild is the stock dipped to $14.34 not long after - so you could've grabbed it cheaper than the insider did. Meanwhile at Elevance Health, a director loaded up on 3k shares around $290 per share, totaling roughly $870k. Similar story there - stock pulled back to $281.50, giving retail investors a better entry than what the insider paid. The thing about insider buys is they're usually not noise. These people have access to company info and timing matters. When they're buying their own stock, it's worth paying attention to. Prices have moved since these filings but the signal is still interesting to track.