Purchase disclosed
Michael Rubiera
Chief Executive Officer
Class A Common Stock
- Reported value
- $3.6M
- Reported price
- $18.00 / share
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Accelevation Holdings Corp.
Last 30 daysInsiders bought $4.1M · 5 buyers, led by Michael Rubiera (CEO) with $3.66M. Sales: $360M by 1 insider.
Chief Executive Officer
Class A Common Stock
Chief Executive Officer
Class A Common Stock
Director
Class A Common Stock
Director
Class A Common Stock
Director
Class A Common Stock
Chief Operating Officer
Class A Common Stock
| Reporting insider | Security / transaction | Amount / price | Value | Traded / disclosed | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chief Executive Officer | Class A Common StockPurchase2 trades | 203,200avg $18.00 / share | $3.66M | Oct 1Filed Oct 5 · 4d later | 2 filings
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| Director | Class A Common StockPurchase | 10,000$18.00 / share | $180K | Oct 1Filed Oct 5 · 4d later | SEC filing |
| Director | Class A Common StockPurchase | 5,000$18.00 / share | $90K | Oct 1Filed Oct 5 · 4d later | SEC filing |
| Director | Class A Common StockPurchase | 7,000$18.00 / share | $126K | Oct 1Filed Oct 5 · 4d later | SEC filing |
| Chief Operating Officer | Class A Common StockPurchase | 2,500$18.00 / share | $45K | Oct 1Filed Oct 5 · 4d later | SEC filing |
This reflects the filings imported so far, not a complete trading history.
$4,098,600 of common-equity purchase value after transaction-age decay across 180 days.
5 distinct reporting-owner group(s). Joint rows count once; identity is not proof of discretion.
Qualifying common-equity P acquisition; no disclosed plan, exercise or excluded purchase context detected.
5 buying groups inside 30 transaction-date days, public by the snapshot cutoff.
At least one row increased reported same-security holdings by 10% or established a new reported position; indirect interests may overlap.
This score describes qualifying insider purchases at issuer level. Read the methodology
Open a transaction's SEC filing for the primary evidence. A code P may describe an open-market or private purchase; classification is not proof of intent.
Insider activity can have many explanations. Signal Strength is not a probability of profit or a recommendation to trade.