Form 4 Purchases This Week: UUUU, WRAP, AVO

Source: Arkolith's amendment-aware screen of SEC Form 4 code P acquisitions observed from July 3 through July 10, 2026. Values equal reported shares multiplied by the reported or weighted-average price.

Run the live screen: connect one Arkolith key and query open-market purchases through MCP or REST. Start with the Form 4 data guide, then inspect each source filing before drawing a conclusion.

What changed in Form 4 filings this week?

Arkolith selected three items from 12 ranked candidates because each had a reproducible filing trail and a clear reason to read further. Energy Fuels showed two distinct individual buyers. Wrap showed two buyers plus a material amendment. Mission Produce showed one corporate 10% owner reporting three large purchases. The screen excludes grants, exercises, gifts, and ordinary code S sales.

The important distinction is who filed. A director or executive purchase, a corporate 10% owner purchase, and an investment adviser's fund-unit purchase are all reported on Form 4, but they are not the same signal. This edition labels the reporting relationship instead of collapsing every filer into the word "insider."

Why did two Energy Fuels buyers stand out?

Two individual Energy Fuels reporting persons bought 78,000 UUUU shares for a combined reported value of $1,018,700. The first filing shows a president and chief executive buying 74,000 shares at $13.08 on July 7. The second shows a director buying 4,000 shares at $12.695 on July 8. Both transactions use code P and acquisition code A.

The first SEC Form 4 reports $967,920 from the 74,000-share transaction. The second SEC Form 4 reports $50,780 from the 4,000-share transaction. Together they create a two-person cluster, but the amount is concentrated in the larger executive purchase.

Review the source-linked UUUU insider record beside the UUUU ownership page. A cluster describes agreement in direction. It does not prove agreement in conviction, timing, or expected return.

How did the Wrap amendment change the picture?

Two Wrap Technologies reporting persons disclosed 309,353 WRAP shares purchased at $1.10, or $340,288 in reported value. One filing is a Form 4/A that corrects the earlier quantity from 21,740 shares to 209,353 shares and changes the ownership description to an IRA. Using the original filing would understate this buyer by 187,613 shares.

The amended SEC filing reports 209,353 shares and explains the correction in footnote F1. A second SEC filing reports another 100,000 shares at the same $1.10 price. Arkolith's screen uses the effective amended record, not both versions as separate purchases.

This is why amendment handling is part of the product, not editorial cleanup. A filing feed that counts the original and amendment can overcount. A feed that keeps only the original can materially undercount. See the live WRAP transaction history and WRAP ownership page for the current resolved view.

What did the Mission Produce owner report?

Globalharvest Holdings Venture Ltd, a corporate 10% owner of Mission Produce, reported buying 1,829,502 AVO shares across July 6, 7, and 8. The three reported values total $24,093,293. This is the largest dollar item in this edition, but it is one corporate reporting owner rather than a multi-person executive cluster.

The July 6 SEC filing reports 650,415 shares at a weighted average of $12.73. The July 7 and 8 filing reports 491,865 shares at $13.40 and 687,222 shares at $13.42. Its footnotes say the prices are weighted averages across multiple transactions.

Read the source-linked AVO Form 4 record with the AVO institutional ownership page. The filing proves reported acquisition details and the owner's Section 16 relationship. It does not disclose motive or a target price.

What can these Form 4 purchases prove?

Form 4 code P rows show that a reporting person disclosed an open-market or private purchase with specified shares, price, date, and post-transaction ownership. They do not prove that a stock is undervalued, that other insiders agree, or that future performance will be positive. Amendments, weighted-average prices, indirect ownership, and reporting relationships all change the correct interpretation.

For this edition, Arkolith checked six primary XML filings and used only acquisition code A transactions with transaction code P. The UUUU cluster has two individual reporting persons. The WRAP cluster has two individual reporting persons and one amendment. The AVO item has one corporate 10% owner. Those labels are part of the finding.

Which primary filings support this edition?

Every number in this edition resolves to an SEC ownership document. The table below is the publication source ledger. It lets a reader reproduce the calculation without trusting a summary or a secondary news report.

How can you reproduce this screen in Arkolith?

Use the MCP cluster tool for the multi-person screen, then inspect each ticker through the transaction endpoint. The first command asks for at least two qualifying buyers in seven days. The ticker queries return source-linked rows so an agent can verify the relationship, code, shares, price, date, and accession before writing a conclusion.

MCP insider.clusters {"days":7,"min_insiders":2,"side":"buy"}
MCP insider.transactions {"ticker":"UUUU","signal":true}
MCP insider.transactions {"ticker":"WRAP","signal":true}
MCP insider.transactions {"ticker":"AVO","signal":true}

Follow the quickstart to mint a key, or use the copyable first query on Connect. For transaction-code mechanics, read Form 4 transaction codes explained. The dated Filings Wire archive keeps each edition separate from the evergreen guides.

Frequently asked questions about this Form 4 screen

Does a Form 4 purchase mean an executive bought shares?

Not always. Form 4 reporting persons include directors, officers, 10% owners, and certain other relationships. This edition separates individual executives and directors from Mission Produce's corporate 10% owner.

Why does the Wrap amendment matter?

The Form 4/A corrected one reported purchase from 21,740 shares to 209,353 shares and changed the ownership description. Amendment-aware processing prevents the original and corrected values from being double-counted or the smaller original value from remaining effective.

Are the reported values exact transaction proceeds?

They are calculated from disclosed shares and the reported price. Some prices are weighted averages across multiple executions, as the Mission Produce footnotes state. The filings do not provide every individual execution in the main XML row.

Is this a list of stocks to buy?

No. It is a source-linked record of reported Form 4 purchases. It does not evaluate valuation, liquidity, business quality, portfolio fit, or expected return.

Continue with the data: inspect the live insider pages, connect through MCP or REST, and keep the primary accession beside every downstream claim.

Arkolith provides source-linked public filing data for educational and informational use. This article is not investment, legal, tax, or accounting advice. Filings can be amended, delayed, restated, or parsed incorrectly, so verify the primary documents.