Klarna Leads Nine Retained Signals, $27.57M (2026)

The screen retained nine issuer-level signals in the August 24-31 trade-date window, representing $27,565,545.94 of reported purchases. Klarna CEO Sebastian Siemiatkowski supplied the largest single order at $9.95 million. American Assets Trust and DICK'S Sporting Goods added the largest multi-buyer or multi-day groupings. The gross figure counts companion purchases below $1 million when they belong to the same issuer-level cluster; the $1 million test still applies to the individual or weekly insider purchase that qualifies the issuer for this list.

Screen window: Trade dates from August 24 through August 31, 2026, Eastern time, with trade date determining inclusion. The mark column uses the quote feed's latest regular-market snapshots from August 28, 2026, between 3:00 and 3:03 PM ET. These are unrealized marks against reported entry prices, rather than return forecasts.

The comparison

Issuer and eligible buyer	Trade date	Shares and execution price	Reported purchase value	Filing shape	Aug. 28 mark vs. entry
Klarna Group (KLAR), Sebastian Siemiatkowski, CEO	Aug. 26	692,506 at $14.37	$9,949,171.94	Single insider	$14.20; -1.18% 1 2 3
American Assets Trust (AAT), Ernest S. Rady, executive chairman/director	Aug. 24 and Aug. 27	79,729 at $22.83; 100,000 at $22.54	$4,074,537	Same insider, weekly aggregate	$22.43 vs. $22.6704 weighted entry; -1.06% 4 5 6
DICK'S Sporting Goods (DKS), Mark J. Barrenechea, director	Aug. 26 and Aug. 27	17,000 at $130.72; three companion buys at $128.70-$128.89	$3,722,303 issuer cluster	Four directors, 28,650 shares	$135.09 vs. $129.9233 cluster entry; +3.98% 7 8 9 10 11
Welltower (WELL), Andrew Gundlach, director	Aug. 25	10,000 at $240.77	$2,407,650	Single insider	$238.07; -1.12% 12 13
Somnigroup International (SGI), Scott L. Thompson, CEO/president	Aug. 27	30,000 at $62.84	$1,885,314	Single insider	$64.37; +2.43% 14 15
TTM Technologies (TTMI), Edwin Roks, president/CEO	Aug. 24 and Aug. 25	10,000 at $111.77; 5,000 at $104.90	$1,642,200 issuer cluster	Two insiders, 15,000 shares	$118.65 vs. $109.4800 cluster entry; +8.38% 16 17 18
Agree Realty (ADC), John Rakolta Jr., director	Aug. 27	20,136 at $73.23	$1,474,599	Single insider in the reconciled window	$73.20; -0.04% 19 20
Northpointe Bancshares (NPB), Charles Alan Williams, chairman/CEO	Aug. 25	78,312 at $16.95	$1,327,106	Single insider	$17.04; +0.53% 21 22
Alpha Metallurgical Resources (AMR), Kenneth S. Courtis, director	Aug. 25	5,000 at $216.53	$1,082,665	Single insider	$226.23; +4.48% 23 24

The Klarna announcement reports aggregate consideration of $9,949,171.94, while the OpenInsider display rounds the weighted-price calculation to $9,949,164. The table and total use the company-disclosed aggregate for Klarna and the displayed filing values for the other rows. Cluster entries use each reported purchase amount; the mark uses the weighted entry price derived from the shares and reported values.

1. Klarna Group (KLAR)

Transaction. CEO Sebastian Siemiatkowski bought 692,506 ordinary shares on August 26 at a displayed weighted price of $14.37. The SEC-linked record shows a $9,949,164 displayed value, and Klarna's company announcement gives aggregate consideration of $9,949,171.94. 1 2

Company context. The filing record is silent on a transaction-specific catalyst. The purchase should therefore be read first as a size and role signal, with Klarna's operating results left for separate diligence.

Track record. The available insider history shows one result for Siemiatkowski, the current purchase. A six-month or twelve-month appreciation check is therefore unknown. 25

Current mark. KLAR was $14.20 in the August 28, 3:00 PM ET quote snapshot, 1.18% below the displayed $14.37 entry. 3

Signal read. This is the week's largest single insider order and the cleanest size observation. The filing establishes the purchase and role; it supplies no evidence of a future return.

2. American Assets Trust (AAT)

Transaction. Executive chairman and director Ernest S. Rady bought 79,729 shares at $22.83 on August 24 and another 100,000 at $22.54 on August 27. The two filings total 179,729 shares and $4,074,537 in displayed consideration. 4 5

Company context. American Assets Trust reported second-quarter 2026 net income of $6.790 million, FFO attributable to common stock and units of $39.286 million, or $0.51 per diluted share/unit, and reaffirmed full-year FFO guidance of $1.96-$2.10 per diluted share. The release also reported a 0.3% year-over-year increase in second-quarter same-store cash NOI. 26

Track record. Rady is a repeated buyer. The same insider history shows additional 2026 purchases on August 10, August 13, August 17, and August 21, alongside the two purchases in this window. A standardized six-month or twelve-month hit rate is unknown. 27

Current mark. The $22.43 quote is 1.06% below the $22.6704 weighted entry for the two in-window purchases. 6

Signal read. The evidence describes sustained accumulation by one eligible insider rather than a new multi-person cluster. The repeated timing makes the behavior easier to investigate; it does not establish why Rady bought or how the position will perform.

3. DICK'S Sporting Goods (DKS)

Transaction. Four directors bought shares around the same price on August 26-27. Mark J. Barrenechea's 17,000-share purchase at $130.72 was the only individual order above $1 million, at $2,222,240. Sandeep Mathrani bought 1,550 shares at $128.89 for $199,783; Robert W. Eddy bought 4,000 at $128.70 for $514,780; and William J. Colombo bought 6,100 at $128.77 for $785,500. The issuer-level cluster totals 28,650 shares and $3,722,303. 7 8 9 10

Company context. The filing record supplies no transaction-specific catalyst in the sources used for this screen. The companion orders matter for classification: three directors joined Barrenechea within the same two-day price band, so the issuer-level cluster is larger than the qualifying individual trade.

Track record. The available history shows no prior purchase for Barrenechea. The older purchase record for Eddy belongs to a different insider and is kept separate. A six-month or twelve-month appreciation check for Barrenechea is unknown. 28 29

Current mark. DKS was $135.09, 3.98% above the $129.9233 weighted cluster entry. Barrenechea's own $130.72 entry was 3.34% below that quote. 11

Signal read. DKS combines one threshold-clearing director purchase with three smaller same-issuer purchases. The cluster deserves separate diligence from Barrenechea's individual conviction; the filing set does not show a verified six- or twelve-month track record.

4. Welltower (WELL)

Transaction. Director Andrew Gundlach bought 10,000 shares at $240.77 on August 25, a $2,407,650 purchase. 12

Company context. The filing record supplies no transaction-specific catalyst. The purchase is a single-director signal, so the filing itself carries more weight in the classification than a company-wide buying pattern.

Track record. Gundlach has one prior purchase in the available history: 20,000 shares at $151.46 on June 30, 2025, valued at $3,029,200. The available record does not establish a standardized six-month or twelve-month outcome for that observation. 30

Current mark. WELL was $238.07, 1.12% below the $240.77 entry in the August 28 snapshot. 13

Signal read. The order clears the threshold by a wide margin, while the available history contains one earlier purchase. That combination identifies a repeat buyer without supplying a measured hit rate.

5. Somnigroup International (SGI)

Transaction. CEO and president Scott L. Thompson bought 30,000 shares at $62.84 on August 27, worth $1,885,314 in the displayed filing value. 14

Company context. The filing record supplies no transaction-specific catalyst. A prior purchase by director Simon Dyer appears in the available issuer history, but Dyer is a different insider and does not turn Thompson's order into a cluster. 31

Track record. Thompson's available history contains the current purchase only. The six-month and twelve-month checks are unknown. 32

Current mark. SGI was $64.37, 2.43% above Thompson's $62.84 entry. 15

Signal read. The signal is a threshold-clearing CEO purchase with a small positive mark three trading days after the trade date. The price move is an observation, not evidence that the purchase caused it.

6. TTM Technologies (TTMI)

Transaction. President and CEO Edwin Roks bought 10,000 shares at $111.77 on August 25 for $1,117,700. Director Rex D. Geveden bought another 5,000 at $104.90 on the August 24 boundary date for $524,500. The two filings total $1,642,200 and 15,000 shares. 16 17

Company context. TTM reported second-quarter 2026 net sales of $1.0 billion, up 37% year over year, with GAAP EPS of $0.77 and non-GAAP EPS of $0.99. The company guided to third-quarter sales of $1.10-$1.14 billion and full-year 2026 sales of approximately $4.4 billion. 33

Track record. Roks has no prior purchase in the available history. Geveden's purchase is a separate insider observation. A six-month or twelve-month check for Roks is unknown. 34 35

Current mark. TTMI was $118.65, 8.38% above the $109.4800 weighted entry for the two in-window purchases. Roks's own entry was $111.77, putting that order 6.16% below the quote. 18

Signal read. The August 24 boundary trade and the August 25 CEO order form a valid two-insider cluster under the trade-date rule. The strong mark reflects only the short interval between purchase and snapshot.

7. Agree Realty (ADC)

Transaction. Director John Rakolta Jr. bought 20,136 shares at $73.23 on August 27, worth $1,474,599. The issuer's detailed history is the controlling date check for this row. 19

Company context. The filing record supplies no transaction-specific catalyst. The available company-level cluster page shows a $1,831,649 total, but its second displayed purchase is dated June 4 in the issuer detail history. The June 4 trade sits outside this week's window and is excluded from the current total. 36 37

Track record. Rakolta is a repeated buyer in the available history, with purchases of $1,491,400 on May 15, 2026, $1,082,700 on December 24, 2025, and $1,771,093 on October 7, 2025. A standardized six-month or twelve-month hit rate is unknown. 38

Current mark. ADC was $73.20, 0.04% below the $73.23 entry. 20

Signal read. Rakolta's order is a clean individual threshold signal after reconciling the detailed trade date. The apparent second cluster member belongs to June, so the current edition treats ADC as a single-insider signal.

8. Northpointe Bancshares (NPB)

Transaction. Chairman and CEO Charles Alan Williams bought 78,312 shares at $16.95 on August 25, worth $1,327,106. 21

Company context. Northpointe's second-quarter 2026 release reported $21.3 million of net income to common stockholders, or $0.60 per diluted share. The company said Mortgage Purchase Program portfolio balances grew 36% year over year and total loans funded grew 42% year over year. 39

Track record. The available history shows four prior Williams purchases: $427,030 on May 13, 2026; $430,250 on May 12, 2026; $635,952 on February 11, 2026; and $249,995 on February 18, 2025. The record supplies a repeated-buyer pattern, while a standardized six-month or twelve-month outcome check remains unknown. 40

Current mark. NPB was $17.04, 0.53% above the $16.95 entry. 22

Signal read. The CEO's purchase follows several smaller historical purchases and arrives against a company release describing growth in mortgage-program balances and funded loans. The filing and company release support the context; they do not establish a causal link or a forecast.

9. Alpha Metallurgical Resources (AMR)

Transaction. Director Kenneth S. Courtis bought 5,000 shares at $216.53 on August 25, worth $1,082,665. 23

Company context. Alpha's second-quarter 2026 release reported a $12.3 million net loss and $25.6 million of adjusted EBITDA. The company published those results on August 7, before the current trade window. 41

Track record. Courtis is a repeated buyer. The available history shows purchases of $2,007,296 on June 12, 2026, $2,838,325 on May 12, 2026, $1,528,550 on March 12, 2026, and $1,868,707 on March 11, 2026, among other observations. A standardized six-month or twelve-month hit rate is unknown. 42

Current mark. AMR was $226.23, 4.48% above the $216.53 entry. 24

Signal read. Courtis's purchase adds another large order to a long sequence of purchases by the same director. The recent company results give the backdrop a mixed operating profile, while the filing provides the conviction signal.

Exclusions and classification notes

NGL Energy Partners (NGL): Director John T. Raymond bought 300,000 units at $16.98 on August 25 for $5,094,000, while CEO H. Michael Krimbill sold 300,000 units at $17.00 the same day for $5,100,000. The equal-sized, same-day purchase and sale make the issuer a classification problem under the channel's offsetting-sale practice, so NGL stays outside the clean total. 43 44
Boston Scientific (BSX): The cluster summary displayed four buyers and $9,486,040 on August 25, while the issuer detail page returned only director Susan E. Morano's $100,408 purchase for that date. The unresolved parser/date conflict leaves BSX outside the retained set. 45 46
Privately held or relationship-ambiguous buyers: Perceptive Advisors LLC appeared as a $7,499,991 IMTX buyer, but the available row identifies an investment entity rather than a clearly eligible executive or director. The row stays excluded pending relationship and transaction-structure verification. 47 48
10% owners: RSG and MAIR rows identify large holders rather than eligible executive/director purchases, so those trades do not meet the role filter. 49 50
Venue or financing ambiguity: BABA's ordinary-share purchases coincided with a Hong Kong placing and currency conversion, leaving public-market execution unresolved. 51
Formation and fund artifacts: RNAQ and JTTT are SPAC-related purchases. Closed-end-fund rows such as CCD, CHW, and CHI are outside the issuer universe for this edition. 52 53 54 55 56
ADC date reconciliation: The issuer detail record places the additional $357,050 purchase on June 4. The current edition counts Rakolta's August 27 order and keeps the June row outside the August 24-31 window. 36

Bottom line

Klarna's CEO supplied the largest single purchase, AAT supplied the clearest repeated accumulation, and DKS and TTMI supplied the cleanest multi-insider clusters. WELL, SGI, ADC, NPB, and AMR each cleared the individual threshold through one eligible buyer. The available material supports trade size, role, timing, company context, and short-term marks; it does not establish a verified six-month or twelve-month hit rate for the retained signals.