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Historically, medium-priority insider buys have outperformed the S&P 500 by a median ~1% over the 30 days after filing — the edge is concentrated in that first month (n ≈ 7,520, 2022-2026). Past results don't predict the future. How we measure this ↗
July 2026
180,766 shares
$4,999,988
@ $27.66
President Michael D Peck purchases 180,766 shares of VFLEX at $27.66 for $4,999,987.56
Michael D Peck, President of First Trust Alternative Opportunities Fund, purchased 180,766 shares at $27.66 on 2026-07-02 for a total value of $4,999,987.56. The transaction results in a post-transaction holding of 51 shares, following a pre-transaction position of -180,714 shares, indicating a net purchase of 180,766 shares that closed out a short position or debt obligation. Peck's cross-ticker open-market history shows only 1 prior sell with no measurable track record data on timing or outcomes, limiting the ability to contextualize this transaction relative to his historical pattern. The large dollar magnitude and the movement from a negative to positive net position represent a material change in stake structure.
54,230 shares
$1,500,002
@ $27.66
Treasurer Chad Eisenberg bought 54,230 shares of VFLEX at $27.66 for $1,500,001.80 on 2026-07-02.
Chad Eisenberg, Treasurer, executed a substantial $1,500,001.80 purchase of 54,230 shares at $27.66 on 2026-07-02. The transaction brings his holdings from a short position of -54,178 shares to a net long position of 51 shares post-transaction, effectively closing a short position and establishing a small long stake. This reversal from negative to positive exposure, paired with the magnitude of capital deployed ($1.5M), represents a meaningful shift in the insider's stance toward VFLEX. His cross-ticker track record shows 1 prior sell transaction, providing limited basis to assess his historical timing accuracy in this security; however, the directional shift from short to long warrants investor attention as a change in insider positioning.
