Stock Trade Disclosures This Week: Insider Buys

October 11, 2026 · Radar Report

Insider Acquisitions Disclosed Oct. 5–11, 2026: LEN, PYXS and RIME Lead

Twelve disclosed insider acquisitions identified for the Oct. 5–11, 2026, roundup represent approximately $111.1 million across corporate officers, directors and 10 percent owners.

The headline total is concentrated rather than broad: Berkshire Hathaway, GordonMD and Andrew Thompson account for about $83.2 million, or 75% of the roughly $111.1 million listed.

For this roundup, “notable” means an identified insider acquisition meeting a round publication threshold of approximately $650,000 or more. No additional screening criteria or exclusions are stated in the available data.

The records in this corporate-insider roundup derive from SEC Form 4 disclosures available through SEC EDGAR. Reported transaction values are calculated by multiplying the listed share count by the listed per-share amount.

Insider acquisitions identified this week

The available records do not include SEC accession links or Form 4 transaction codes. Accordingly, these entries are described as reported acquisitions rather than open-market or private acquisitions. That narrower label should be reserved for code-P transactions; other acquisition codes can represent different forms of ownership change.

Three transactions dominate the total

Berkshire Hathaway reported the largest transaction: approximately $35.1 million of LEN, covering 448,113 shares at $78.37. GordonMD Global Investments LP followed with approximately $25.1 million of PYXS, while Andrew Little Thompson’s RIME acquisition was approximately $23 million.

Those three transactions total about $83.2 million. The remaining nine account for roughly one-quarter of the approximately $111.1 million represented in the table.

The concentration and missing transaction codes make the dollar total more useful as a filing watchlist than as a broad insider-confidence signal.

Trade dates and disclosure dates are different

The underlying transaction dates run from Sept. 15 through Oct. 7, even though the records were identified in the Oct. 5–11 disclosure roundup. Eight entries carry dates before Oct. 5, including transactions dated Sept. 15, Sept. 30 and Oct. 1 through Oct. 3.

The MTN record for William Rock carries an Oct. 3, 2026, transaction date, which was a Saturday. The available data do not provide the primary filing or transaction code needed to explain or independently verify that date, so it should not be characterized more specifically.

SEC Form 4 filings are generally due within two business days; STOCK Act reports may be filed later, generally within 45 days. The dataset contains no transaction by a member of Congress; all 12 entries concern corporate insiders or 10 percent owners.

CapitolRadar tracks publicly disclosed trades (STOCK Act and SEC Form 4 filings); disclosures can lag the trade by up to 45 days. This article is impersonal information for your own research, not investment advice.