Wedged amid Wednesday’s bullish close, a remarkable pattern of insider trading drew attention. When movers, shakers, and honchos of a company buy shares, it’s equivalent to a loud “Heck yes!” to that firm’s future or a swift swoop on a succulent deal. Such moves are often green flags that beckon investors to take a leap.

Below, I’ll dissect significant recent insider buys that might light a fire under your investment portfolio.

RBB Bancorp

• The Lowdown: RBB Bancorp RBB maven James Kao bagged 6,000 shares for an average of $17.06 each, totaling about $102,360.
• What’s the Buzz: RBB Bancorp brought home better-than-anticipated fourth-quarter results.
• What’s the Ruckus with RBB Bancorp: Skittering around as a bank holding company, RBB Bancorp provides a spread of banking products and services, from checking and savings accounts to money markets and CDs.

Banc of California

• The Lowdown: Banc of California, Inc. BANC guru James Andrew Barker scooped up 10,000 shares, at a mean price of $13.16, slapping him with a bill of about $131,590.
• What’s the Buzz: Banc of California clocked in a loss for the fourth quarter.
• What’s the Ruckus with Banc of California: Banc of California Inc plays ball as a financial holding company. They’re known for their banking and financial services, from juggling basic banking services to lending and private banking services.

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Hain Celestial

• The Lowdown: The Hain Celestial Group, Inc. HAIN mogul Wendy P Davidson snagged 5,000 shares, shelling out around $47,295 at an average price of $9.46.
• What’s the Buzz: The Hain Celestial Group Inc hauled in lackluster revenue results for the second quarter.
• What’s the Ruckus with Hain Celestial: The Hain Celestial Group Inc specializes in crafting better-for-you natural and organic food as well as personal-care products.

USCB Financial

• The Lowdown: USCB Financial Holdings, Inc. USCB heavyweight Priam Capital Associates II LLC sealed the deal on 10,000 shares at a mean price of $11.18, splurging around $111,841.
• What’s the Buzz: USCB Financial trudged through worse-than-forecasted fourth-quarter financial results.
• What’s the Ruckus with USCB Financial: USCB Financial Holdings Inc operates as a community bank, offering an arsenal of financial products and services through a network of branches and an online banking platform.