Just caught something interesting - Herbjorn Hansson, the CEO of Nordic American Tankers, just dropped $270k to grab 100,000 shares at $2.70. Now his family's sitting on 9.4 million shares total, making them the biggest private shareholders in NAT.

Always watch when the founder is buying his own stock, right? Usually signals he thinks there's value here. On the flip side though, the fact that he's buying at $2.70 could mean the market's pricing it lower than where he sees it going. Or it could just be a show of confidence to keep investors calm.

The concentration angle is real though - Herbjorn Hansson and family basically have serious control over the company, which some people see as good (aligned interests, stability) and others see as a governance risk. Hard to say without knowing more about what's happening operationally.

Interesting that hedge funds seem split on this one. Some big players like Citadel trimmed positions recently, but others like Mirae Asset are adding. Mixed signals in the market right now.

What's your take - insider buying a good sign or just noise?