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Insider Buying as a Market Indicator: Insider buying by executives in the energy sector has historically signaled market turning points, with consistent patterns observed over the past 40 years indicating that such purchases often precede significant stock price recoveries.

Historical Examples of Insider Buying: Notable instances include the late 1980s oil collapse, the 1998 price drop, the 2008 financial crisis, and the 2014-2016 shale bust, where aggressive insider buying at low prices led to substantial gains as markets rebounded.

Recent Insider Activity: Current insider buying trends in companies like Alpha Metallurgical Resources, Black Stone Minerals, Dorchester Minerals, and NGL Energy Partners suggest strong executive confidence in future price increases and market stability, despite broader sector challenges.

Performance of Insider-Purchase Portfolios: Historical data shows that portfolios based on insider purchases have outperformed the market, with energy sector insiders achieving returns significantly above the S&P 500 in years following major buying waves.

Distribution Announcement: NGL Energy Partners LP declared quarterly distributions for its Class B and Class C Preferred Units, amounting to $0.7353 and $0.7297 per unit, respectively, to be paid on October 15, 2025, to holders of record on October 1, 2025.

Class D Preferred Units: A cash distribution of $15,568,183.02 was also declared for Class D Preferred Units, scheduled for the same payment date of October 15, 2025, to holders of record on October 1, 2025.

Forward-Looking Statements: The press release includes forward-looking statements that are subject to risks and uncertainties, and readers are advised not to rely solely on these statements as they reflect management's opinions as of the release date.

Company Overview: NGL Energy Partners LP operates a large integrated network for wastewater management and logistics services for crude oil, primarily in the Delaware Basin and other regions.

Opendoor Technologies Insider Purchase: Director Eric Chung-wei Wu bought 451,127 shares of OPEN at $6.65 each, totaling $3M, marking his first purchase in a year. The stock peaked at $9.82 during trading, reflecting a 47.7% gain at one point.

NGL Energy Partners Insider Purchase: Director James M. Collingsworth purchased 100,000 shares of NGL Energy Partners for $580,160 at $5.80 each, with the stock up about 5.7% on the same day.