CVM — Insider Trading Activity
One insider at CVM put personal money into the stock on the open market this window, led by the CEO, with nobody selling.
What this means for CVM
CVM is not showing a cluster buy or a step-change versus its own baseline, so what the window amounts to is a single insider acting alone. Who is buying. The most credible buyer in this window is the company’s CEO ($100K–$500K), growing their stake by 22%. That insider’s track record: past buys beat the S&P 500 0 of 4 times (avg −68% vs S&P over 6 mo). Overall credibility score: 33/100 (Low).
By the numbers. One insider filed 1 open-market purchase at CVM over the window, 100,000 shares in all at an average of $1.38 a share, most recently on August 25, 2026. No insider sold CVM stock on the open market in that period.
How we read these filings — which transaction codes count, how the cluster and credibility thresholds are set, and what the signals have and haven’t predicted — is written up in the insider trading methodology.
CVM insider filings, one by one
The single Form 4 filing from the last 90 days, with share count, dollar amount and date.
Other tickers with the same signal
Companies of a comparable size whose Form 4 filings tripped the same insider buying flag as CVM in this window.
- ACCS insider trading — 3 buyers, credibility 32/100
- FCNCA insider trading — 1 buyer, 1 seller, credibility 21/100
- FBDT insider trading — 2 buyers, credibility 38/100
- BRLT insider trading — 3 buyers, 3 sellers, credibility 22/100
- FEMY insider trading — 5 buyers, credibility 43/100