Vickers' latest insider tracking report identifies three equities showing notable insider buying activity as of February 27, 2026, with significant share volume changes and price movements. The selections reflect growing confidence among corporate insiders in near-term performance.
- AstraMed Inc. (AMED) saw 142,000 shares bought by insiders at $83.15, with a 7.4% stock price increase over five days.
- QuantumCore Technologies (QCT) recorded 89,500 insider shares at $154.30, followed by an 8.9% share price gain.
- GreenHarbor Renewables (GHR) had 63,200 shares acquired at $47.80, linked to new European grid contracts worth €185 million.
- Insider activity in Q1 2026 shows a 31% increase in total transaction volume across healthcare, tech, and renewable energy sectors.
- All three stocks outperformed the S&P 500 by 4.5% to 8.9% over the five-day window post-transaction.
- Insider ownership in the top three picks rose by 12% to 22% over the past quarter.
Vickers' daily analysis of insider trading activity on February 27, 2026, spotlighted three securities demonstrating robust insider participation. Among the top picks is AstraMed Inc. (AMED), where insiders acquired 142,000 shares at an average price of $83.15, representing a 22% increase in insider ownership over the past quarter. This buying surge coincided with a 7.4% rise in the stock’s value over the preceding five trading days. Second on the list is QuantumCore Technologies (QCT), which saw executives purchase 89,500 shares at $154.30 per unit, the largest insider transaction in the tech sector this month. The purchase activity followed the company’s announcement of a new AI-driven semiconductor roadmap, projected to launch in Q3 2026, with a target market valuation of $3.2 billion by 2028. QCT’s share price climbed 8.9% on the day of the report. The third pick, GreenHarbor Renewables (GHR), recorded 63,200 shares acquired by board members at $47.80, marking the highest insider buying volume in the renewable energy sector since October 2025. This move aligns with the company’s recent expansion into European markets, where it secured two new grid connection contracts worth €185 million. GHR shares gained 6.2% in response to the insider activity. These selections underscore a pattern of strategic positioning by corporate insiders ahead of anticipated catalysts, including product launches, regulatory approvals, and international growth. The coordinated buying across diverse sectors—healthcare, technology, and clean energy—suggests broad-based confidence in near-term market resilience.