Just caught something interesting about REXR insiders. Turns out the COO, Laura Clark, dropped over $200K into company stock back in late February at $37.73 a share. You know what that usually means—top management doesn't throw that kind of money at their own company unless they think there's real value there. Either they see the stock is underpriced or they're betting on something good coming down the pipeline. Makes you wonder what they know, right? Current price is hovering around $37.52, so she's basically break-even at the moment. The 52-week range shows it's been trading between $29.68 and $44.38, so there's definitely room to move. They're also paying out $1.74 per share annually with a 4.6% yield, which is solid if you're into dividend stocks. When top brass at major companies start buying their own stock, it's usually worth paying attention to. Not saying it's a guaranteed move, but insider conviction is always worth noting in your research.