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 is seeing a notable surge in insider confidence, with executive leadership and directors making significant share purchases across portfolio companies. A recent analysis reveals that over 10% of the ETF’s weighted holdings have experienced insider buying activity within the past six months—a compelling indicator of management conviction in these businesses.
Boeing: Directors Show Confidence Through Share Purchases
Boeing Co. (BA), representing 1.14% of BUZZ’s portfolio with $1,343,093 in holdings, ranks as the ETF’s 34th largest position. The aerospace giant has attracted insider attention, with two directors and officers completing purchases through Form 4 filings. In August 2025, director Mortimer J. Buckley acquired 2,200 shares at $226.10 per share, representing a $497,420 investment. More recently in November 2025, Dana S. Deasy, Chief Information and Digital Transformation Officer, purchased 554 shares at $178.88 each for $99,102. These transactions demonstrate continued management belief in Boeing’s recovery trajectory.
Salesforce Leadership Moves: Mason Morfit’s $25 Million Signal
Salesforce Inc (CRM) presents an even more dramatic story, as the 41st largest holding in BUZZ with $868,176 in portfolio exposure. Recent Form 4 filings show multiple insider purchases, including a massive acquisition by notable investor G. Mason Morfit. In September 2025, David Blair Kirk, serving as director, purchased 3,400 shares at $254.66 per share. However, the headline transaction came in December when Mason Morfit, acting as director, made a substantial $25,015,680 investment, acquiring 96,000 shares at $260.58 each—a bold statement of confidence in Salesforce’s strategic direction.
Just days later, David Blair Kirk filed another purchase, buying 1,936 shares at $258.64 per share for $500,722. This clustering of insider activity within a compressed timeframe underscores management’s bullish outlook on the software giant’s prospects.
What Insider Buying Signals Mean for ETF Investors
When executives and directors deploy personal capital into their companies’ stock at this scale—particularly Mason Morfit’s nine-figure Salesforce position—it typically reflects deep conviction that shares are undervalued or strategically underestimated by the broader market. These Form 4 filings provide transparent, SEC-verified evidence of insider perspectives, offering BUZZ shareholders additional context for understanding portfolio positioning and management sentiment across holdings.