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AERA AI Era Corp. Insider Trading

Latest: President Bought $111K of Shares · Apr 2026

AI Era Corp. (AERA)'s reported leadership includes CEO Chiyuan Deng. Its Form 4 history breaks down as 3 buys and 0 sells, filed by 2 distinct insiders through May 2026. Its highest-significance filing in the last 90 days: President Deng Chiyuan bought $111K, transaction dated Apr 2026.

2 filings analyzed · Latest 2026-05-05

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Buys
3
Sells
0
Insiders
2
Direction
Net buying

AI Era Corp. leadership

CEO
Chiyuan Deng — Interim Chief Executive Officer
CFO
Chiyuan Deng — Interim Chief Financial Officer

Historically, high-priority insider buys have outperformed the S&P 500 by a median ~2% over the 30 days after the trade — the edge is concentrated in that first month (n ≈ 5,579, 2024-2026). Past results don't predict the future. How we measure this ↗

May 2026
2026-05-05
high
President
110,000 shares
$111,100
@ $1.01
Significance 8

AI Era Corp. president Deng Chiyuan purchases 110K shares in open-market transaction, signaling conviction amid recent recovery.

Deng Chiyuan, the company's president and board member, bought over 110,000 shares at $1.01 in a disciplined, open-market purchase—this is not a vesting event or forced action, but a deliberate capital commitment. The timing is noteworthy: the stock has recovered sharply from its lows but still trades well below its fifty-two-week peak, suggesting Deng views current levels as attractive even after the recent surge. AI Era is a profitable company with strong revenue growth and a healthy latest quarter showing outsized earnings, providing legitimate operational fundamentals to back up the insider conviction. A C-suite officer buying millions of dollars of their own company stock with direct knowledge of quarterly performance carries weight—it implies Deng sees value the market hasn't fully priced in. This purchase warrants attention as a credible signal from someone in a position to know the business trajectory.

February 2026
2026-02-25
high
Chief Executive Officer
130,000 shares
$111,800
@ $0.86
Significance 7

AERA CEO Deng Chiyuan bought 130,000 shares at $0.86 on 2026-01-16; stock now $0.40 (down 53%), 21 days post-IPO.

Deng Chiyuan, the Chief Executive Officer, purchased 130,000 shares at $0.86 on 2026-01-16, increasing his holdings from 2,062,489 shares to 2,192,489 shares (+6.3%). The transaction occurred 21 trading days after AERA's recent listing, and the stock has since traded down to $0.40 current price—a 53% decline from the purchase price. The timing is notable: the CEO initiated this purchase while the company reports strong fundamentals including annual revenue growth of +93.0%, net income of $362,900.00, and a P/E of 0.69 (valuation-neutral metric given the small market cap of $1,280,442.80). Given the steep post-purchase decline and the early-stage listing status, this acquisition warrants examination of whether the CEO's assessment of value differs materially from the market's current pricing or whether post-IPO volatility played a role in the trajectory.

May 2025
2025-05-23
high
1,750,000,000 shares
$350,000
@ $0.00
Significance 7

ANYONE PICTURES (10% owner) acquires 1,750.00M shares of ABQQ for $350.0K at $0.00, raising stake to 3,750.00M shares

A 10% beneficial owner of AB INTERNATIONAL GROUP CORP. acquired 1,750,000,000 shares for $350,000.00 on 2025-05-15, an apparent gift or nominal-price transfer that expanded holdings by 87.5% to 3,750,000,000 shares post-transaction. The nominal transaction price ($0.00 as filed) combined with the $350.0K payment suggests a non-market transfer mechanism rather than an open-market purchase. The target company is microcap (market cap $1,596,886,424.70) with recent quarterly revenue of $1,058,543.00 and net income of $214,931.00, though annual revenue growth reached 124.0% year-over-year, indicating growth trajectory despite tiny absolute scale. Current price of $0.70 is down 68.2% from the 52-week high of $2.20, but the zero-priced filing transaction itself does not reflect conviction driven by recent price action—it appears to be a balance-sheet or control-consolidation move at a price point unrelated to current market valuation.

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