INBX Inhibrx Inc

$INBX $KOD As mentioned: IQ 75 Cubie logic is: Data good good, stock price boom boom. Too dumb to understand how important it is to have a watchlist, wait for corrections and buy derisked quality bios at a discount. But when you are dumb, you quote postings from three months instead of looking at my two actual holdings - which is fine for me as I am not invested. As mentioned, dumb as heck.

$INBX Inhibrx's CEO, Mark Lappe, bought about $849,000 of the company's stock on Oct 14, 2026, through two family trusts. The Form 4 shows code P, a purchase, with the 10b5-1 plan box not ticked. It is the third buy filed since Sep 8: about $2.65M on Sep 8 and about $999,000 on Sep 25 and 28, about $4.49M in all. Source: SEC Form 4, filed Oct 14, 2026: https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/2007919/000136607426000006/0001366074-26-000006-index.htm Information, not advice.

$INBX man does know a good value when he sees it .. unlime other ceos led by other ideologies or metrics this one clearly does what he says

$INBX CEO Mark Lappe bought another 10,040 shares on Wednesday at an average of $84.56, about 849,000 dollars worth (SEC Form 4). It is his fourth purchase since Sept 8: 25,000 shares at $105.82, then 5,500 at $99.16 and 4,500 at $100.76. Roughly 4.49 million dollars in across 45,040 shares, and the price he is paying keeps dropping. The stock closed Wednesday at $85.26, down about 19% over the past month.

$INBX — CEO Lappe Mark bought $849K of stock on Oct 14. • 10,040 shares at $84.56. • Bought 46% below the 52-week high. • Stake up 1%.

$INBX Why so little cash? Unusual for quality bio. I would be interested, but this is strange. If someone can explain it to me: Thanks.