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GameStop and Uber Lead Nine Companies, $44.63M of Insider Buys
2026-09-14

GameStop and Uber Lead Nine Companies, $44.63M of Insider Buys

GameStop and Uber led 11 clean insider-buying signals totaling $44.63 million in the September 8–11 trade-date window, with clusters at GME and Cybin and out-of-window trades separated out.

Insider Buying: $1M+ Trades
Insider Buying: $1M+ Trades@NeoDrop Official
The screen retained 11 clean insider-buying signals across nine companies in the September 8–11, 2026 trade-date window, representing $44,632,410 in reported open-market purchases. GameStop and Uber accounted for approximately 70% of the total, led by Ryan Cohen's $20.38 million order and Dara Khosrowshahi's $10.01 million purchase. Two companies showed cluster buying: GameStop, where director Lawrence Cheng joined Cohen, and Cybin, where two senior officers bought on the same day. All qualifying rows were code-P open-market purchases, while out-of-window trades, private transactions, and 10% owner filings were separated into the exclusions section.
Screen window: Trade dates from September 8 through September 11, 2026, Eastern time. U.S. financial markets were closed Monday, September 7, for the Labor Day holiday. The quote snapshot was taken September 14, 2026, at about 8:14 AM ET, before the regular trading session opened. Marks are comparisons between the latest traded price and reported entry prices, not return forecasts. Cybin trades under ticker HELP on the Nasdaq Stock Market.

The comparison

Issuer and eligible buyerTrade dateShares and execution priceReported purchase valueFiling shapeSept. 14 mark vs. entry
GameStop (GME), Ryan Cohen, president / CEO / chairmanSept. 101,000,000 at $20.38$20,375,900Cluster buyer$21.15; +3.80% 12
Uber Technologies (UBER), Dara Khosrowshahi, CEO / directorSept. 10141,000 at $70.96$10,005,952Single insider$71.67; +0.99% 34
Inhibrx Biosciences (INBX), Mark P. Lappe, CEO / directorSept. 825,000 at $105.82$2,645,399Single insider$109.27; +3.26% 56
Angel Studios (ANGX), Steven I. Sarowitz, directorSept. 9–10488,637 at $5.19$2,536,403Same insider, two trade dates$5.45; +4.99% 78
Alpha Metallurgical Resources (AMR), Kenneth S. Courtis, directorSept. 810,000 at $225.83$2,258,289Same insider, repeat buyer$209.41; -7.27% 910
Upstart Holdings (UPST), Paul Gu, CEO / directorSept. 1050,000 at $25.55$1,277,500Same insider, repeat buyer$25.59; +0.16% 1112
Cybin (HELP), Paul Glavine, chief growth officerSept. 8100,000 at $12.47$1,247,190Cluster buyer$12.97; +3.99% 1314
Cybin (HELP), Eric H. L. So, executive chair / directorSept. 8100,000 at $12.39$1,238,670Cluster buyer$12.97; +4.71% 1415
GameStop (GME), Lawrence Cheng, directorSept. 855,000 at $18.80$1,033,956Cluster buyer$21.15; +12.50% 216
Alphatec Holdings (ATEC), Patrick Miles, CEO / directorSept. 10115,000 at $8.81$1,013,150Single insider$10.58; +20.09% 1718
PVH Corp. (PVH), Stefan Larsson, CEO / directorSept. 1114,179 at $70.53$1,000,001Single insider$70.64; +0.16% 1920

1. GameStop (GME)

Transactions. President, CEO, and Chairman Ryan Cohen bought 1,000,000 shares at a weighted average price of $20.38 on September 10, committing $20,375,900. 1 Two days earlier, on September 8, director Lawrence Cheng purchased 55,000 shares through Cheng Capital LLC at $18.80, committing $1,033,956. 16 The two trades combine for $21,409,856 in total purchases, creating a coordinated board-level cluster.
Company context. GameStop released second-quarter 2026 financial results on September 8, reporting operating income of $160.2 million and raising its full-year adjusted EBITDA outlook above $650 million. The company held $5.4 billion in cash, marketable securities, and digital assets as of August 1, 2026. 21 The filings contained no Rule 10b5-1 pre-scheduled trading plan indicators.
Track record. Cohen has accumulated shares in multiple prior windows: he bought 1,000,000 shares at $21.36 on January 20, 2026, and 500,000 shares at $21.55 on April 3, 2025. 22 Cheng also bought 5,000 shares at $22.87 on January 23, 2026, and 5,000 shares at $21.54 on April 3, 2025. 23 Both insiders have consistently added shares in the $18–$23 range. A standardized six-month or twelve-month appreciation hit rate remains unknown due to the concentrated nature of their historical entries.
Current mark. GameStop shares traded at $21.15 in the September 14 pre-market snapshot, placing Cohen's entry up 3.80% and Cheng's entry up 12.50%. 2
Signal read. GameStop represents the largest conviction signal of the week by capital committed and combines the CEO with an independent board member immediately following earnings.

2. Uber Technologies (UBER)

Transaction. Chief Executive Officer Dara Khosrowshahi purchased 141,000 shares at a weighted average price of $70.96 on September 10, committing $10,005,952. 3 The purchase expanded his direct holdings to 1,367,100 shares.
Company context. The Form 4 disclosure reported direct open-market execution with no Rule 10b5-1 trading plan checkbox selected. Khosrowshahi's purchase followed recent weakness in the ride-share sector, where Uber shares traded down from late-summer levels near $80. 24
Track record. This trade represents Khosrowshahi's first recorded open-market purchase in his visible Uber Form 4 history. His prior Form 4 activity at Uber and Expedia consisted of option exercises and planned stock sales, including share sales above $95 in September 2025. 25 A historical six-month or twelve-month purchase hit rate is unknown because this is his debut buy.
Current mark. Uber shares traded at $71.67 in the September 14 snapshot, 0.99% above Khosrowshahi's $70.96 execution price. 4
Signal read. A rare eight-figure debut purchase by a sitting mega-cap CEO provides a strong individual governance signal, though it lacks companion open-market buys within the current trading window.

3. Inhibrx Biosciences (INBX)

Transaction. Chief Executive Officer Mark P. Lappe purchased 25,000 shares through the Lappe Family Trust on September 8, committing $2,645,399 across six price bands ranging from $98.88 to $112.44. 5 The weighted average execution price was $105.82.
Company context. Inhibrx Biosciences develops therapeutic biologic candidates for oncology and orphan diseases. The Form 4 contains no Rule 10b5-1 notation, confirming discretionary open-market accumulation. Two additional Inhibrx directors logged purchases on the same day: Jon Faiz Kayyem bought $567,580 and Douglas Forsyth bought $286,617. Those companion trades fell short of the individual $1M threshold and are tracked as company context. 26
Track record. Lappe previously bought 40,000 shares at $15.73 on September 12, 2024, committing $629,117. 27 That earlier entry appreciated substantially following corporate spin-off transactions. The limited total sample size leaves a standardized six-month or twelve-month hit rate unknown.
Current mark. Inhibrx shares traded at $109.27 in the pre-market snapshot, 3.26% above Lappe's $105.82 weighted entry price. 6
Signal read. Lappe's purchase represents a multi-million-dollar commitment alongside smaller board purchases, confirming company-wide insider interest.

4. Angel Studios (ANGX)

Transaction. Director Steven I. Sarowitz purchased 488,637 Class A shares across two consecutive sessions: 132,639 shares at $4.95 on September 9, and 355,998 shares at $5.28 on September 10. 7 The combined purchase value was $2,536,403 at a weighted execution price of $5.19.
Company context. Angel Studios operates a community-driven film and television distribution platform. The Form 4 indicated direct ownership with no Rule 10b5-1 trading plan checkbox selected.
Track record. Sarowitz has maintained an active accumulation campaign throughout 2026: he bought 353,815 shares at $3.83 on August 12 ($1,355,594), 57,922 shares at $4.26 on August 14 ($246,806), 10,979 shares at $4.27 on September 1 ($46,925), and 321,544 shares at $3.06 on May 5 ($982,574). 28 His purchases have consistently preceded price stability and subsequent upward adjustments, though a multi-year six-month or twelve-month hit rate remains unknown due to the recent listing history.
Current mark. Angel Studios shares traded at $5.45 in the snapshot, 4.99% above Sarowitz's $5.19 weighted entry. 8
Signal read. Sarowitz continues to build his direct ownership stake, providing steady capital support across consecutive quarters.

5. Alpha Metallurgical Resources (AMR)

Transaction. Director Kenneth S. Courtis purchased 10,000 shares of common stock on September 8 across six price tranches, committing $2,258,289. 9 Execution prices ranged from $223.45 to $228.14, establishing a weighted average price of $225.83.
Company context. Alpha Metallurgical Resources is a Tennessee-based supplier of metallurgical coal products to the steel industry. The purchase followed ongoing volatility in global metallurgical coal benchmark pricing.
Track record. Courtis is a documented serial accumulator in Alpha Metallurgical Resources. Over the past 12 months, Courtis purchased shares at $148.55 in September 2025, $175–$188 in December 2025, and $189.22 in May 2026. 29 His September 8 purchase pushed his direct ownership above 1.03 million shares. A formal multi-year hit rate remains unknown because his purchases occur within an ongoing accumulation strategy.
Current mark. Alpha Metallurgical shares traded at $209.41 in the snapshot, 7.27% below Courtis's $225.83 entry price. 10
Signal read. Courtis remains committed to long-term accumulation across commodity cycles, buying at current market prices despite recent downward share price pressure.

6. Cybin (HELP)

Transactions. On September 8, two senior executives filed concurrent open-market purchases: Chief Growth Officer Paul Glavine bought 100,000 common shares at $12.47 for $1,247,190, and Executive Chair Eric H. L. So bought 100,000 common shares at $12.39 for $1,238,670. 1315 Combined purchases totaled $2,485,860.
Company context. Cybin operates as a clinical-stage neuropsychiatry company developing psychedelic-based therapeutics and trades under the symbol HELP on the Nasdaq Stock Market. Both Form 4 filings noted voluntary submission by insiders not formally subject to Section 16 reporting requirements. Executive presentations were scheduled for the Morgan Stanley 24th Annual Global Healthcare Conference on September 14. 30
Track record. Both Glavine and So completed prior open-market purchases in late August and early September: Glavine bought 100,000 shares at $11.78 on September 3 and 90,000 shares at $11.59 on August 31; So bought 100,000 shares at $12.09 on September 4 and 95,000 shares at $11.81 on September 1. 3132 Standardized six-month and twelve-month appreciation outcomes are unknown due to the short time elapsed since the accumulation sequence began.
Current mark. Cybin shares traded at $12.97 in the snapshot, 3.99% above Glavine's $12.47 entry and 4.71% above So's $12.39 entry. 14
Signal read. Cybin displays coordinated executive accumulation ahead of investor conferences, with both leaders deploying personal capital across consecutive weeks.

7. Upstart Holdings (UPST)

Transaction. Chief Executive Officer Paul Gu purchased 50,000 shares at $25.55 on September 10, committing $1,277,500. 11 The shares are held indirectly through JECCO, LLC, where Gu serves as managing member.
Company context. Upstart operates an artificial intelligence lending platform. In its second-quarter 2026 results released August 4, Upstart reported revenue of $365 million, up 42% year-over-year, and reaffirmed its full-year revenue outlook of approximately $1.4 billion. 33 The transaction was executed without a Rule 10b5-1 plan.
Track record. Gu previously purchased 50,000 shares at $27.50 on May 13, 2026 ($1,375,000), and 100,000 shares at $39.23 on November 11, 2025 ($3,922,800). 34 His earlier buys in late 2024 were sales under option programs. Gu's current trade continues an averaging-down pattern at prices below prior purchase levels. A standardized six-month or twelve-month hit rate remains unknown.
Current mark. Upstart shares traded at $25.59 in the snapshot, 0.16% above Gu's $25.55 entry. 12
Signal read. Gu's repeated personal purchases below $28 provide a clear valuation anchor from the operating founder and CEO.

8. Alphatec Holdings (ATEC)

Transaction. Chief Executive Officer and director Patrick Miles purchased 115,000 shares at a weighted average price of $8.81 on September 10, committing $1,013,150. 17 Individual trade prices ranged from $8.73 to $8.84.
Company context. Alphatec develops surgical technologies for spine disorders. In its second-quarter results reported in August, revenue rose 15% year-over-year to $214 million, and management reaffirmed full-year 2026 guidance near $882 million. 35 The purchase followed a year-to-date share price decline of roughly 58%.
Track record. This trade is Miles's first recorded open-market code-P purchase in his visible Form 4 history. His filings in 2025 and early 2026 consisted of option-related sales. 36 A historical six-month or twelve-month appreciation hit rate is unknown.
Current mark. Alphatec shares traded at $10.58 in the snapshot, 20.09% above Miles's $8.81 execution price. 18
Signal read. The CEO stepped in near multi-year valuation lows, producing the strongest immediate mark in the weekly cohort.

9. PVH Corp. (PVH)

Transaction. Chief Executive Officer Stefan Larsson purchased 14,179 shares at a weighted average price of $70.53 on September 11, committing $1,000,001. 19 Trade prices ranged from $70.42 to $70.54.
Company context. PVH reported second-quarter 2026 results on September 2, delivering revenue of $2.097 billion and non-GAAP EPS of $3.70, exceeding guidance. Management reaffirmed its full-year operating outlook. 37 The Form 4 indicated direct execution without a Rule 10b5-1 plan.
Track record. Larsson completed one prior open-market purchase: 15,645 shares at $63.92 on June 26, 2025, committing $1,000,002. 38 The current transaction took place 11% above that prior entry level. The limited two-trade record leaves a standardized six-month or twelve-month hit rate unknown.
Current mark. PVH shares traded at $70.64 in the snapshot, 0.16% above Larsson's $70.53 entry price. 20
Signal read. Larsson deployed personal capital to clear the $1 million mark following quarterly earnings, reinforcing executive alignment with the reaffirmed annual outlook.

Exclusions and classification notes

  • Andrew Macdonald (UBER): Uber President and Chief Operating Officer Andrew Macdonald purchased 70,000 shares at $75.83 on September 4, committing $5,308,064. 39 While filed on September 8, the trade date sits outside the September 8–11 weekly window.
  • Jeffrey K. Schomburger (TSN): Tyson Foods President and CEO-Elect Jeffrey K. Schomburger bought 19,450 shares at $51.50 on September 4, committing $1,001,617. 40 The trade date fell before the current screen window.
  • United States Lime & Minerals (USLM): Candou Holdings Ltd. purchased 20,000 shares at $110.00 on September 9 for $2,200,000. Form 4 footnote 1 confirms that the shares were acquired in a private transaction, and Candou is a 10% beneficial owner entity rather than an operating executive or director. 41
  • Institutional 10% owner filings: Republic Services (RSG) showed $324.3 million in purchases by Cascade Investment LLC, Group 1 Automotive (GPI) logged $64.3 million by Conifer Management LLC, and QVC Group (QVCG) logged $37.8 million by GoldenTree Asset Management. 26 These entities represent institutional asset managers rather than corporate executives or directors.
  • Below-threshold purchases: Relmada Therapeutics (RLMD) saw CFO Maged Shenouda purchase $843,990 and CEO Sergio Traversa purchase $828,000; Carparts.com (PRTS) saw CEO David Meniane buy $882,534 and COO Michael Huffaker buy $881,757 across the week. 42 Each individual insider total remained below the strict $1 million qualifying cutoff.

Bottom line

The holiday-shortened trading week generated $44.63 million across 11 qualifying officer and director purchases. GameStop and Uber accounted for roughly seven of every ten dollars deployed, led by Ryan Cohen's $20.38 million order and Dara Khosrowshahi's $10.01 million purchase. GameStop and Cybin delivered clear multi-insider buying clusters, while Angel Studios and Alpha Metallurgical Resources demonstrated sustained accumulation sequences. Upstart, Alphatec, and PVH each added clean executive purchases following recent quarterly updates.
Nine of the 11 transactions registered positive unrealized marks in the September 14 pre-market snapshot, led by Alphatec (+20.09%) and Lawrence Cheng's GameStop purchase (+12.50%). These marks reflect short-term trading spreads rather than completed return horizons. A standardized six-month or twelve-month appreciation track record remains unknown for every retained insider due to small sample sizes or recent listing histories.

References

  1. 1
    GME Form 4, Ryan Cohen

    sec.gov

  2. 2
    Market quote for GME

    finance.yahoo.com

  3. 3
    UBER Form 4, Dara Khosrowshahi

    sec.gov

  4. 4
    Market quote for UBER

    finance.yahoo.com

  5. 5
    INBX Form 4, Mark P. Lappe

    sec.gov

  6. 6
    Market quote for INBX

    finance.yahoo.com

  7. 7
    ANGX Form 4, Steven I. Sarowitz

    sec.gov

  8. 8
    Market quote for ANGX

    finance.yahoo.com

  9. 9
    AMR Form 4, Kenneth S. Courtis

    sec.gov

  10. 10
    Market quote for AMR

    finance.yahoo.com

  11. 11
    UPST Form 4, Paul Gu

    sec.gov

  12. 12
    Market quote for UPST

    finance.yahoo.com

  13. 13
    CYBN Form 4, Paul Glavine

    sec.gov

  14. 14
    Market quote for HELP

    finance.yahoo.com

  15. 15
    CYBN Form 4, Eric H. L. So

    sec.gov

  16. 16
    GME Form 4, Lawrence Cheng

    sec.gov

  17. 17
    ATEC Form 4, Patrick Miles

    sec.gov

  18. 18
    Market quote for ATEC

    finance.yahoo.com

  19. 19
    PVH Form 4, Stefan Larsson

    sec.gov

  20. 20
    Market quote for PVH

    finance.yahoo.com

  21. 21
    GameStop Q2 2026 earnings release

    investor.gamestop.com

  22. 22
    Cohen insider history

    openinsider.com

  23. 23
    Cheng insider history

    openinsider.com

  24. 24
    Khosrowshahi Form 4 analysis

    247wallst.com

  25. 25
    Khosrowshahi insider history

    openinsider.com

  26. 26
    Inhibrx weekly insider activity

    openinsider.com

  27. 27
    Lappe insider history

    openinsider.com

  28. 28
    Sarowitz insider history

    openinsider.com

  29. 29
    Courtis insider history

    openinsider.com

  30. 30
    Cybin conference news coverage

    thecerbatgem.com

  31. 31
    Glavine insider history

    openinsider.com

  32. 32
    So insider history

    openinsider.com

  33. 33
    Upstart Q2 2026 financial results

    ir.upstart.com

  34. 34
    Gu insider history

    openinsider.com

  35. 35
    Alphatec corporate overview and quarterly results

    investors.alphatecspine.com

  36. 36
    Miles insider history

    openinsider.com

  37. 37
    PVH Q2 2026 earnings announcement

    pvh.com

  38. 38
    Larsson insider history

    openinsider.com

  39. 39
    UBER Form 4, Andrew Macdonald

    sec.gov

  40. 40
    TSN Form 4, Jeffrey K. Schomburger

    sec.gov

  41. 41
    USLM Form 4, Candou Holdings

    sec.gov

  42. 42
    Weekly officer screen

    openinsider.com

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  • The comparison
  • 1. GameStop (GME)
  • 2. Uber Technologies (UBER)
  • 3. Inhibrx Biosciences (INBX)
  • 4. Angel Studios (ANGX)
  • 5. Alpha Metallurgical Resources (AMR)
  • 6. Cybin (HELP)
  • 7. Upstart Holdings (UPST)
  • 8. Alphatec Holdings (ATEC)
  • 9. PVH Corp. (PVH)
  • Exclusions and classification notes
  • Bottom line