Inglis John C has demonstrated a consistent buying bias across two companies, AIG (American International Group) and HBAN (Huntington Bancshares), with no recorded sales in 25 transactions totaling $205,104.92 in purchase value. The activity is concentrated in two significant purchases: a $99,541.80 acquisition of HBAN shares on November 4, 2025, and a $50,307.12 buy of AIG stock on August 8, 2025. Smaller but repeated purchases in AIG, such as two $1,200 transactions on December 30, 2025, and two $1,193 purchases on September 30, 2025, suggest a pattern of incremental accumulation.
The filings show a mix of automatic and planned transactions, with many coded as "A" (likely automatic awards or acquisitions) and others as "P" (planned purchases). Notably, all recent activity since mid-2025 has been buys, with eight purchases and zero sales. The absence of disposals, coupled with the recurring acquisitions in both financial sector stocks, indicates a sustained investment stance in these holdings. While the exact nature of the transactions varies—some appear to be routine equity awards—the directional trend leans decisively toward accumulation rather than divestment.
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