Insider Buying Below a 50% Drawdown
Recent purchases at companies whose loaded price snapshot is at least 50% below the 52-week high.
| Rank / company | Insider example | Screen metric | Context | Watchlist |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1CRSTCrestline Demo Technologies | Taylor SinghChief Exec Officer | 68.100%Below 52-week high | 2 purchase lines in 90 days Trade Sep 3, 2026 | |
| 2ALFAAlfa Systems Demo Corp. | Morgan ReedChief Exec Officer | 56.200%Below 52-week high | 3 purchase lines in 90 days Trade Sep 8, 2026 |
Purchase screens use code P with an acquired direction. P includes open-market and private purchases. Read the original filing and the screen's limitations.
How this screen works
A company must have a qualifying P purchase in the trailing 90 calendar days and a market snapshot showing a decline of at least 50% from its 52-week high. Companies are ranked by the magnitude of that snapshot drawdown. This asks where insiders bought despite a severe decline, not whether the purchase caused or preceded a recovery.
The decline is measured at the market snapshot date, not necessarily at the purchase date. Delayed quotes, corporate actions, debt, and business deterioration need separate review. A large drawdown alone does not establish value.
Use the result as a starting point. Follow the company link for purchase context, dated market snapshots, a full transaction list, and original SEC filing links. Read our methodology.
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