Executive Chairman Richard Kinder Reports a $26 Million $KMI Purchase

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📌 Kinder Morgan $KMI – Executive Chairman Richard Kinder made a $26 million purchase, one of the largest insider buys of the quarter per a new Form 4. 
 
Kinder has long been known for putting his own money where his mouth is – he’s already one of his company’s biggest shareholders. 

This latest buy underscores his conviction and comes at a time where the stock is coiled on the longest of timeframes.

📌 Norfolk Southern $NSC – Director Richard Anderson purchased $733,000 in shares.
 
The former Delta CEO stepping in here adds credibility to the turnaround narrative after a turbulent year for rail operators dealing with safety and efficiency reforms.

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📌 Dole plc $DOLE – Victory Capital Management initiated a 5.19% 13G stake.
 
This asset manager, known for its income-oriented strategies, is stepping into this beaten down name, just as the stock tests the 2022 bear market low VWAP.

📌 Sabre Corp $SABR – Discerene Group LP increased its position from 5.48% to 7.20%.
 
Led by Faisal Malik, the value-focused hedge fund often targets distressed or mispriced tech-enabled businesses. Their growing stake suggests they see a recovery story taking shape in the travel software space, one that’s trading a few points off its all-time low.