Director Conn Walton Jr. buys 350 shares of AUBN during near-term pullback while company trades below highs.
Director Conn Walton Jr. made a two-tranche purchase totaling 350 shares at market prices while Auburn National Bancorporation's stock trades meaningfully below its recent highs, following a quarter of double-digit weakness. The timing is notable because insider buying during pullbacks often signals conviction that current prices represent genuine opportunity rather than euphoric entry points — particularly when the purchaser has board-level insight into company direction. Auburn is a profitable regional bank with solid fundamentals and a reasonable valuation, making it the type of company where insider accumulation can indicate disciplined confidence. However, this is a single director's purchase rather than a coordinated insider cluster, and the absolute share count is modest relative to the filer's existing position, so the conviction signal, while positive, should be weighed against the routine nature of individual board-member transactions.
Director Conn Walton Jr. purchases 200 AUBN shares at $24.10; holdings rise to 1,250 shares (+19.0%). Stock now -17.5% from 52-week high.
Conn Walton Jr. purchased 200 shares of Auburn National Bancorporation at $24.10 on 2026-03-11, increasing his post-transaction holdings to 1,250 shares. The purchase occurs while AUBN stock trades at $23.50, representing a -17.5% decline from its 52-week high of $28.47, and follows a prior buy on 2026-02-24 and three additional purchases in late January. Across his open-market history on other stocks, Walton's 6 prior buys have averaged -0.9% return at 30 days and -2.6% at 90 days, with a 0.00% win rate at the 90-day mark. At AUBN specifically, his prior five trades show negative outcomes: the January 29 buys each posted 30-day returns of either -3.6% or -5.1%, with 90-day outcomes not yet measurable.
Director Conn Walton T Jr. purchases 200 shares of AUBN at $24.75 in 2 separate transactions ($4,950.00 total)
Director Conn Walton T Jr. executed 2 separate purchases totaling 200 shares at $24.75 on 2026-02-24, increasing his holdings from 850 to 1,050 shares (+23.5%). The current stock price of $24.75 matches the transaction price exactly, placing the stock -13.1% from its 52-week high of $28.47. His prior AUBN transaction on 2026-01-29 is recent and outcomes remain unmeasurable, while his cross-ticker track record shows 4 prior buys with an average 30d return of +8.9%. The company trades at a P/E of 12.07 with modest annual revenue growth of +1.8%, suggesting steady but not accelerating fundamentals. This purchase represents a meaningful addition to his stake at a price point that is neither near recent lows nor highs.
Director Conn Walton T Jr. bought 275 shares of AUBN across 3 transactions for $6,905.00, raising holdings 47.8%
Conn Walton T Jr., a Director at Auburn National Bancorporation, executed 3 separate purchases totaling 275 shares for $6,905.00 at prices ranging from $25.00 to $25.40 on 2026-01-29, increasing his holdings from 575 to 850 shares (+47.8%). The blended average purchase price of $25.11 sits 1.0% above the current price of $24.86, placing the transaction near recent market levels. Auburn National trades at a P/E of 12.13 with modest 1.8% annual revenue growth and $86.9M market capitalization, a micro-cap financial institution. His prior open-market buy at AUBN on 2025-12-01 has not yet accumulated sufficient history to evaluate outcome; his broader cross-ticker track record shows 1 prior buy with a 30d return of +8.9%, though timing data at the 90-day mark remains unavailable. The substantial 47.8% increase in position size warrants attention to insider intention, but the magnitude cannot yet be contextualized against his historical accumulation patterns.
Director Conn Walton T Jr. purchased 200 AUBN shares at $24.75; stock now at $24.07, down 6.2% in 30 days.
Director Conn Walton T Jr. acquired 200 shares of Auburn National Bancorporation at $24.75 on 2025-12-01, increasing his holdings from 1,137 to 1,337 shares. The purchase occurred when the stock was trading near its 52-week high of $28.47, yet has since declined to $24.07 (down 6.2% over the past 30 days). With a market cap of $84.1M and annual revenue growth of just 1.8%, the bank is exhibiting modest fundamentals; the modest position increase of 200 shares against his existing 1,137-share base suggests a measured addition rather than significant conviction-driven accumulation. The transaction is relatively small in absolute terms at $5.0K and does not clearly signal either confidence or concern given the recent price weakness following the purchase.
