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RECEIPT OF THE DAY

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One filing, explained end to end. Picked because it's the clearest story on the record today — not because it scored the highest.

A US senator for AR bought UnitedHealth Group Incorporated Common Stock (DE) shares through a joint account.

John BoozmanRAR$UNHUS

85/ 100

Very convenient timing

Political Trade Notability Score. Measures how unusual or noteworthy the public-record pattern appears. It is not a guilt score or investment recommendation.

This is a signal score, not a legal finding.

What went down

BoughtUnitedHealth Group Incorporated Common Stock (DE)$1,001 - $15,000 · 4 Jun 2026

When we all found out

Disclosed 39 days after the tradeFiled on time

Why this one pinged

They help write the rules 👀Joint accountSenator

What these mean

They help write the rules 👀 — Their committee covers this sector. This does not show that they received information about this company or trade.
Joint account — Trade sits in a spouse, kid or joint account instead of their own.
Senator — Senate committee assignments cover broader policy areas, so policy proximity counts more. This does not show that they received information about this company or trade.

What happened next

No specific company or policy event has been verified for this period.

Timeline

2026-06-04
The shares were bought
Transaction date as stated in the periodic transaction report
2026-07-13
The public found out
Disclosed 39 days after the trade
2026-07-13
Got Receipts recorded it
When Got Receipts first ingested this record
What happened next
No specific company or policy event has been verified for this period.

Could be totally boring because

The filing met this market's disclosure deadline — 39 days against a 45-day window.
No repeat-trading pattern is recorded against this filing.
The trade is disclosed in a joint account, so the filer may not have chosen it.
The amount is disclosed as a band, not an exact figure, so the size shown is approximate.

What this doesn't prove

It does not show that any non-public information was used.
It does not show that anything unlawful took place. This is a public filing, not a finding.
Their committee covers this sector. This does not show that they received information about this company or trade.
No price movement or company event has been matched to this trade, so it does not show that the timing paid off.

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Politician filings and corporate insider filings are scored by two different models. Their numbers are not directly comparable.

WHY IS THIS SPICY?

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Zero finance knowledge required. Four things. Then you can read every card here like a pro.

Step 01

The big number

0 to 100. It rates how unusual the pattern looks in the public record. It does not rate how much money they made, and it does not say anyone broke a rule. Vibe check, with footnotes.

0–30 Nothingburger — Filed, boring, on the record.
31–50 Mildly interesting — The spreadsheet has entered the chat.
51–70 Eyebrow raised — The calendar and the trade are standing weirdly close.
71–85 Very convenient timing — Timing, access and size all showed up together.
86–100 The calendar has receipts — Everything at once. Still not proof. Still: wow.

Step 02

The badges

The little coloured tags are the receipts behind the number. Red = loud. Amber = hmm.

They help write the rules 👀 — Their committee covers this exact sector. That is a job description, not an accusation — it does not show they got information about this company or trade. Politicians only.
Told us late — They took longer than their country's legal deadline to say anything.
It was my spouse — The trade sits in a spouse, kid or joint account. Convenient.
Done this before — Not their first rodeo in this stock.
Friend of the insider — Someone close to the insider traded, not the insider. Same rules, weaker signal.

Step 03

The clock

Every country gives them a deadline to tell the public. Germany, UK, Australia and the US all picked different ones, so 'late' means different things in different places. Some file next day. Some use every single day they're given.

"62 days to tell us" = the public found out 62 days after the money moved. Allowed? Usually. Eyebrow-raising? Also usually.

We only show a delay when the filing actually supports one. No made-up maths.

Step 04

What this is NOT

Smoke alarm, not a courtroom. A big number means several public signals landed at once. It is not proof anyone did anything wrong.

It is also not a hot tip. We show the receipts; your wallet is your business.

Every score here: a signal score, not a legal finding.

Made-up example — not a real filing

A. Sample-Senator

Bought $EXMPL

/ 100

They help write the rules 👀62 days to tell us

3 Feb 2026 · 50,001 – 100,000

Who. The person who filed. A politician, or a boss at the company whose stock they traded.
What they did. Bought or sold, and which company. Green arrow up = bought. Red arrow down = sold.
How loud. 82 out of 100, in red. That's the loud end.
Why it's loud. The two badges. They oversee the sector AND took 62 days to mention it.
The small print. When, and how much. Ranges are normal — most rules only make them give a ballpark.

TODAY IN SUSPICIOUSLY GOOD TIMING

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The five public filings with the loudest timing in the last 90 days. Re-ranked whenever someone files something spicy. Big number = loud smoke alarm. Signal score, not a legal finding. We are vibes with footnotes.

Notability Score: Measures how unusual or noteworthy the public-record pattern appears. It is not a guilt score or investment recommendation. Politician filings and corporate insider filings are scored by two different models. Their numbers are not directly comparable.

#1 Main characterUnited States

Goodwin Scott Kreitler

Bought Diameter Dynamic Credit Fund

/ 100

The calendar has receipts

Corporate Insider Notability Score

Co-President · Diameter Dynamic Credit Fund bought shares in their own company — $1,250,000. Bosses do this legally all the time — we're watching the size and the timing.

Co-President

14 Jul 2026 · $1,250,000Open the receipt

John Boozman

Bought $UNH

/ 100

They help write the rules 👀Joint account

US 4 Jun 2026 · $1,001 - $15,000

Jerry Moran

Bought $GOOG

/ 100

They help write the rules 👀Done this before

US 23 Jun 2026 · $1,001 - $15,000

Sheldon Whitehouse

Yeeted $AAPL

/ 100

They help write the rules 👀Spouse account

US 24 Jun 2026 · $15,001 - $50,000

Patzwahl Nancy Koskey

Bought $RBKB

/ 100

Director

US 22 Jul 2026 · $298,500

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92 older filings are sitting in the DE archive.

86 older filings are sitting in the US archive.

11 older filings are sitting in the UK archive.

Showing the 100 most recent filings per market. US · DE have more than that on the record.

IT WAS MY SPOUSE, YOUR HONOUR

If the trade sits in a spouse or partner account, the public-record question is whether policy information could have travelled across the kitchen table. Very different. Still awkward. Showing the 6 highest-scoring of 28; the rest are in the feed below.

John Boozman

Joint

Bought UNH, disclosed 39 days after the trade

Sheldon Whitehouse

Spouse

Sold AAPL, disclosed 14 days after the trade

Alan Armstrong

Joint

Sold WMB, disclosed 27 days after the trade

Hon. Kevin Hern

Joint

Bought XOM, disclosed 14 days after the trade

Thomas H Tuberville

Joint

Sold NEE, disclosed 38 days after the trade

Thomas H Tuberville

Joint

Sold MA, disclosed 38 days after the trade

LATEST RECEIPTS

The latest disclosures from public filings, ranked by receipt score. Not financial advice. Not an accusation. Just receipts.

The calendar has receipts— Co-President · Diameter Dynamic Credit Fund bought shares in their own company — $1,250,000. Bosses do this legally all the time — we're watching the size and the timing.

Corporate Insider Notability Score · This is a signal score, not a legal finding. Tap for the actual filing.

Very convenient timing— This one pinged because their committee helps write the rules for this exact sector, the trade sits in a joint account, and the public only found out 39 days later.

Political Trade Notability Score · This is a signal score, not a legal finding. Tap for the actual filing.

Very convenient timing— This one pinged because their committee helps write the rules for this exact sector and this is not their first go in this stock.

Political Trade Notability Score · This is a signal score, not a legal finding. Tap for the actual filing.

Very convenient timing— This one pinged because their committee helps write the rules for this exact sector and the trade sits in a spouse account.

Political Trade Notability Score · This is a signal score, not a legal finding. Tap for the actual filing.

Very convenient timing— This one pinged because their committee helps write the rules for this exact sector and this is not their first go in this stock.

Political Trade Notability Score · This is a signal score, not a legal finding. Tap for the actual filing.

Very convenient timing— Director · Rhinebeck Bancorp, Inc. bought shares in their own company — $298,500. Bosses do this legally all the time — we're watching the size and the timing.

Corporate Insider Notability Score · This is a signal score, not a legal finding. Tap for the actual filing.

Very convenient timing— EVP, CFO · Columbia Financial, Inc./MD/ bought shares in their own company — $500,000. Bosses do this legally all the time — we're watching the size and the timing.

Corporate Insider Notability Score · This is a signal score, not a legal finding. Tap for the actual filing.

Very convenient timing— President · FIRST TRUST ALTERNATIVE OPPORTUNITIES FUND bought shares in their own company — $4,999,988. Bosses do this legally all the time — we're watching the size and the timing.

Corporate Insider Notability Score · This is a signal score, not a legal finding. Tap for the actual filing.

Very convenient timing— PRESIDENT · First Trust Enhanced Private Credit Fund bought shares in their own company — $1,499,990. Bosses do this legally all the time — we're watching the size and the timing.

Corporate Insider Notability Score · This is a signal score, not a legal finding. Tap for the actual filing.

Eyebrow raised— Director · WRAP TECHNOLOGIES, INC. bought shares in their own company — $110,000. Bosses do this legally all the time — we're watching the size and the timing.

Corporate Insider Notability Score · This is a signal score, not a legal finding. Tap for the actual filing.

Eyebrow raised— Director · Rhinebeck Bancorp, Inc. bought shares in their own company — $143,160. Bosses do this legally all the time — we're watching the size and the timing.

Corporate Insider Notability Score · This is a signal score, not a legal finding. Tap for the actual filing.

Eyebrow raised— President & CEO · Rhinebeck Bancorp, Inc. bought shares in their own company — $121,500. Bosses do this legally all the time — we're watching the size and the timing.

Corporate Insider Notability Score · This is a signal score, not a legal finding. Tap for the actual filing.

Eyebrow raised— This one pinged because their committee helps write the rules for this exact sector and this is not their first go in this stock.

Political Trade Notability Score · This is a signal score, not a legal finding. Tap for the actual filing.

Eyebrow raised— Director · Columbia Financial, Inc./MD/ bought shares in their own company — $100,000. Bosses do this legally all the time — we're watching the size and the timing.

Corporate Insider Notability Score · This is a signal score, not a legal finding. Tap for the actual filing.

Eyebrow raised— Executive Chairman · IPERIONX Ltd bought shares in their own company — $1,075,980. Bosses do this legally all the time — we're watching the size and the timing.

Corporate Insider Notability Score · This is a signal score, not a legal finding. Tap for the actual filing.

Eyebrow raised— Vice President · 83 Investment Group Income Fund bought shares in their own company — $125,000. Bosses do this legally all the time — we're watching the size and the timing.

Corporate Insider Notability Score · This is a signal score, not a legal finding. Tap for the actual filing.

Eyebrow raised— This one pinged because their committee helps write the rules for this exact sector and this is not their first go in this stock.

Political Trade Notability Score · This is a signal score, not a legal finding. Tap for the actual filing.

Eyebrow raised— This one pinged because their committee helps write the rules for this exact sector.

Political Trade Notability Score · This is a signal score, not a legal finding. Tap for the actual filing.

Eyebrow raised— This one pinged because their committee helps write the rules for this exact sector and the public only found out 39 days later.

Political Trade Notability Score · This is a signal score, not a legal finding. Tap for the actual filing.

Eyebrow raised— This one pinged because their committee helps write the rules for this exact sector and the public only found out 39 days later.

Political Trade Notability Score · This is a signal score, not a legal finding. Tap for the actual filing.

Eyebrow raised— Director · Columbia Financial, Inc./MD/ bought shares in their own company — $105,800. Bosses do this legally all the time — we're watching the size and the timing.

Corporate Insider Notability Score · This is a signal score, not a legal finding. Tap for the actual filing.

Eyebrow raised— President & CEO · Columbia Financial, Inc./MD/ bought shares in their own company — $400,000. Bosses do this legally all the time — we're watching the size and the timing.

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Eyebrow raised— Director · Columbia Financial, Inc./MD/ bought shares in their own company — $250,000. Bosses do this legally all the time — we're watching the size and the timing.

Corporate Insider Notability Score · This is a signal score, not a legal finding. Tap for the actual filing.

Eyebrow raised— This one pinged because their committee helps write the rules for this exact sector and the public only found out 43 days later.

Political Trade Notability Score · This is a signal score, not a legal finding. Tap for the actual filing.

Eyebrow raised— Director · CULP INC bought shares in their own company — $17,250. Bosses do this legally all the time — we're watching the size and the timing.

Corporate Insider Notability Score · This is a signal score, not a legal finding. Tap for the actual filing.

Eyebrow raised— CFO · Boku Inc Di Reg S Cat 3 144A bought shares in their own company — £64,188. Bosses do this legally all the time — we're watching the size and the timing.

Corporate Insider Notability Score · This is a signal score, not a legal finding. Tap for the actual filing.

Eyebrow raised— Director · Ct Automotive Group bought shares in their own company — £20,000. Bosses do this legally all the time — we're watching the size and the timing.

Corporate Insider Notability Score · This is a signal score, not a legal finding. Tap for the actual filing.

Eyebrow raised— Director · Ashoka India Equity Investment Trust bought shares in their own company — £113,920. Bosses do this legally all the time — we're watching the size and the timing.

Corporate Insider Notability Score · This is a signal score, not a legal finding. Tap for the actual filing.

Eyebrow raised— SEVP&Head of Consumer Banking · Columbia Financial, Inc./MD/ bought shares in their own company — $444,000. Bosses do this legally all the time — we're watching the size and the timing.

Corporate Insider Notability Score · This is a signal score, not a legal finding. Tap for the actual filing.

Eyebrow raised— Executive Chairman · Liberty Latin America Ltd. bought shares in their own company — $1,006,711. Bosses do this legally all the time — we're watching the size and the timing.

Corporate Insider Notability Score · This is a signal score, not a legal finding. Tap for the actual filing.

Eyebrow raised— 10% Owner · Commonwealth Credit Partners BDC I, Inc. bought shares in their own company — $4,959,862. Bosses do this legally all the time — we're watching the size and the timing.

Corporate Insider Notability Score · This is a signal score, not a legal finding. Tap for the actual filing.

Eyebrow raised— Director · ProQR Therapeutics N.V. bought shares in their own company — $257,925. Bosses do this legally all the time — we're watching the size and the timing.

Corporate Insider Notability Score · This is a signal score, not a legal finding. Tap for the actual filing.

Eyebrow raised— President and CEO · CONAGRA BRANDS INC. bought shares in their own company — $510,633. Bosses do this legally all the time — we're watching the size and the timing.

Corporate Insider Notability Score · This is a signal score, not a legal finding. Tap for the actual filing.

Eyebrow raised— Director · SOLAI Ltd bought shares in their own company — $194,006. Bosses do this legally all the time — we're watching the size and the timing.

Corporate Insider Notability Score · This is a signal score, not a legal finding. Tap for the actual filing.

Eyebrow raised— Chief Executive Officer · Dreamland Ltd bought shares in their own company — $270,000. Bosses do this legally all the time — we're watching the size and the timing.

Corporate Insider Notability Score · This is a signal score, not a legal finding. Tap for the actual filing.

Eyebrow raised— Chief Executive Officer · ProQR Therapeutics N.V. bought shares in their own company — $261,000. Bosses do this legally all the time — we're watching the size and the timing.

Corporate Insider Notability Score · This is a signal score, not a legal finding. Tap for the actual filing.

Eyebrow raised— Director · Hercules Plc bought shares in their own company — £77,309. Bosses do this legally all the time — we're watching the size and the timing.

Corporate Insider Notability Score · This is a signal score, not a legal finding. Tap for the actual filing.

Eyebrow raised— CEO · Insig Ai bought shares in their own company — £26,980. Bosses do this legally all the time — we're watching the size and the timing.

Corporate Insider Notability Score · This is a signal score, not a legal finding. Tap for the actual filing.

Eyebrow raised— This one pinged because the buyer is someone close to the insider, not the insider themselves.

Corporate Insider Notability Score · This is a signal score, not a legal finding. Tap for the actual filing.

Eyebrow raised— This one pinged because the buyer is someone close to the insider, not the insider themselves.

Corporate Insider Notability Score · This is a signal score, not a legal finding. Tap for the actual filing.

Eyebrow raised— Director · Hercules Plc bought shares in their own company — £29,250. Bosses do this legally all the time — we're watching the size and the timing.

Corporate Insider Notability Score · This is a signal score, not a legal finding. Tap for the actual filing.

Eyebrow raised— Chief Executive Officer · ProQR Therapeutics N.V. bought shares in their own company — $238,500. Bosses do this legally all the time — we're watching the size and the timing.

Corporate Insider Notability Score · This is a signal score, not a legal finding. Tap for the actual filing.

Eyebrow raised— Treasurer · FIRST TRUST ALTERNATIVE OPPORTUNITIES FUND bought shares in their own company — $1,500,002. Bosses do this legally all the time — we're watching the size and the timing.

Corporate Insider Notability Score · This is a signal score, not a legal finding. Tap for the actual filing.

Eyebrow raised— This one pinged because the trade sits in a joint account and this is not their first go in this stock.

Political Trade Notability Score · This is a signal score, not a legal finding. Tap for the actual filing.

Eyebrow raised— Director · EWSB Bancorp, Inc. /MD/ bought shares in their own company — $10,000. Bosses do this legally all the time — we're watching the size and the timing.

Corporate Insider Notability Score · This is a signal score, not a legal finding. Tap for the actual filing.

Eyebrow raised— This one pinged because the trade sits in a joint account and this is not their first go in this stock.

Political Trade Notability Score · This is a signal score, not a legal finding. Tap for the actual filing.

Mildly interesting— Director · Nano-X Imaging Ltd. bought shares in their own company — $29,700. Bosses do this legally all the time — we're watching the size and the timing.

Corporate Insider Notability Score · This is a signal score, not a legal finding. Tap for the actual filing.

Mildly interesting— Chief Development Officer · Crestline Lending Solutions, LLC bought shares in their own company — $200,046. Bosses do this legally all the time — we're watching the size and the timing.

Corporate Insider Notability Score · This is a signal score, not a legal finding. Tap for the actual filing.

Mildly interesting— EVP, M&A and Corporate Affairs · Albertsons Companies, Inc. bought shares in their own company — $1,962,285. Bosses do this legally all the time — we're watching the size and the timing.

Corporate Insider Notability Score · This is a signal score, not a legal finding. Tap for the actual filing.

Mildly interesting— Chief Executive Officer · Byrna Technologies Inc. bought shares in their own company — $12,039. Bosses do this legally all the time — we're watching the size and the timing.

Corporate Insider Notability Score · This is a signal score, not a legal finding. Tap for the actual filing.

Mildly interesting— Director · Byrna Technologies Inc. bought shares in their own company — $12,676. Bosses do this legally all the time — we're watching the size and the timing.

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Mildly interesting— Director · Fundrise Income Real Estate Fund, LLC bought shares in their own company — $638. Bosses do this legally all the time — we're watching the size and the timing.

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Mildly interesting— Director · Fundrise Real Estate Interval Fund, LLC bought shares in their own company — $362. Bosses do this legally all the time — we're watching the size and the timing.

Corporate Insider Notability Score · This is a signal score, not a legal finding. Tap for the actual filing.

Mildly interesting— Sr. EVP, COO · Columbia Financial, Inc./MD/ bought shares in their own company — $500,000. Bosses do this legally all the time — we're watching the size and the timing.

Corporate Insider Notability Score · This is a signal score, not a legal finding. Tap for the actual filing.

Mildly interesting— 1st Sr. EVP, CBO · Columbia Financial, Inc./MD/ bought shares in their own company — $205,000. Bosses do this legally all the time — we're watching the size and the timing.

Corporate Insider Notability Score · This is a signal score, not a legal finding. Tap for the actual filing.

Mildly interesting— Director · Nex Neo Tech Inc. bought shares in their own company — $9,600. Bosses do this legally all the time — we're watching the size and the timing.

Corporate Insider Notability Score · This is a signal score, not a legal finding. Tap for the actual filing.

Mildly interesting— Director · BBR ALO Fund, LLC bought shares in their own company — $5,000. Bosses do this legally all the time — we're watching the size and the timing.

Corporate Insider Notability Score · This is a signal score, not a legal finding. Tap for the actual filing.

Mildly interesting— President · Fundrise Real Estate Interval Fund, LLC bought shares in their own company — $250. Bosses do this legally all the time — we're watching the size and the timing.

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Mildly interesting— Director · Fundrise Real Estate Interval Fund, LLC bought shares in their own company — $107. Bosses do this legally all the time — we're watching the size and the timing.

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Mildly interesting— Director · Fundrise Income Real Estate Fund, LLC bought shares in their own company — $164. Bosses do this legally all the time — we're watching the size and the timing.

Corporate Insider Notability Score · This is a signal score, not a legal finding. Tap for the actual filing.

Mildly interesting— Director · Fundrise Real Estate Interval Fund, LLC bought shares in their own company — $479. Bosses do this legally all the time — we're watching the size and the timing.

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Mildly interesting— Director · Fundrise Income Real Estate Fund, LLC bought shares in their own company — $152. Bosses do this legally all the time — we're watching the size and the timing.

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Mildly interesting— Director · Yext, Inc. bought shares in their own company — $397,910. Bosses do this legally all the time — we're watching the size and the timing.

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Mildly interesting— CEO · Tinybuild Inc Di Reg S Cat 3 bought shares in their own company — £46,950. Bosses do this legally all the time — we're watching the size and the timing.

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Mildly interesting— Director · Absci Corp bought shares in their own company — $148,866. Bosses do this legally all the time — we're watching the size and the timing.

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Mildly interesting— Director · Polestar Automotive Holding UK PLC bought shares in their own company — $26,418. Bosses do this legally all the time — we're watching the size and the timing.

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Mildly interesting— Director · Sibanye Stillwater Ltd bought shares in their own company — $32,850. Bosses do this legally all the time — we're watching the size and the timing.

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Mildly interesting— EVP, Head of Comm Banking · Rhinebeck Bancorp, Inc. bought shares in their own company — $59,700. Bosses do this legally all the time — we're watching the size and the timing.

Corporate Insider Notability Score · This is a signal score, not a legal finding. Tap for the actual filing.

Mildly interesting— Chief Financial Officer · Greenland Mines Ltd bought shares in their own company — $245,280. Bosses do this legally all the time — we're watching the size and the timing.

Corporate Insider Notability Score · This is a signal score, not a legal finding. Tap for the actual filing.

Mildly interesting— This one pinged because the trade sits in a joint account and the public only found out 38 days later.

Political Trade Notability Score · This is a signal score, not a legal finding. Tap for the actual filing.

Mildly interesting— This one pinged because the trade sits in a joint account and the public only found out 38 days later.

Political Trade Notability Score · This is a signal score, not a legal finding. Tap for the actual filing.

Mildly interesting— This one pinged because the trade sits in a joint account and the public only found out 38 days later.

Political Trade Notability Score · This is a signal score, not a legal finding. Tap for the actual filing.

Mildly interesting— This one pinged because the trade sits in a joint account and the public only found out 38 days later.

Political Trade Notability Score · This is a signal score, not a legal finding. Tap for the actual filing.

Mildly interesting— GENERAL COUNSEL & SECRETARY · Sterling Real Estate Trust bought shares in their own company — $2,500. Bosses do this legally all the time — we're watching the size and the timing.

Corporate Insider Notability Score · This is a signal score, not a legal finding. Tap for the actual filing.

Mildly interesting— President and CEO · ENERGY FUELS INC bought shares in their own company — $967,920. Bosses do this legally all the time — we're watching the size and the timing.

Corporate Insider Notability Score · This is a signal score, not a legal finding. Tap for the actual filing.

Mildly interesting— This one pinged because the trade sits in a spouse account.

Political Trade Notability Score · This is a signal score, not a legal finding. Tap for the actual filing.

Mildly interesting— This one pinged because the trade sits in a spouse account.

Political Trade Notability Score · This is a signal score, not a legal finding. Tap for the actual filing.

Mildly interesting— This one pinged because this is not their first go in this stock.

Political Trade Notability Score · This is a signal score, not a legal finding. Tap for the actual filing.

Mildly interesting— This one pinged because the trade sits in a joint account.

Political Trade Notability Score · This is a signal score, not a legal finding. Tap for the actual filing.

Mildly interesting— This one pinged because the trade sits in a joint account and this is not their first go in this stock.