Key points
- John C. Malone bought $2.90 million of Liberty Live Holdings, Inc. stock on September 24th, 2026. The purchase covered 28,333 shares and arrived in a single Form 4 filing.
- Every share was reported at one price, $102.53. There is no price range to parse here, which usually points to a single block rather than a series of scaled orders across a session.
- The stock last traded at $98.16, below what the insider paid. The buy is currently under water on paper against the last price in our tables.
- Malone is listed on the filing in the "Other" role. That is the category the form uses when a filer is neither an officer nor a listed director of the issuer at the time of the transaction.
Liberty Live Holdings, Inc. (LLYVA/K) drew a $2.90 million open market purchase from John C. Malone on September 24th, 2026. The trade covered 28,333 shares at $102.53 each, reported in one filing.
The company sits in the Services-Amusement and Recreation Services group, a sector where a small number of tracking stock and holding company structures account for a large share of the insider traffic. This particular transaction is notable for its simplicity: one filer, one date, one price, one block.
What the filing shows
The Form 4 records 28,333 shares bought at $102.53. Multiplied out, that is the $2.90 million figure carried in our tables. There was one filing attached to the date, so nothing here is stitched together from multiple reports.
A flat price across the entire position is worth noting on its own. When an insider works an order through a session, Form 4 filings typically show a weighted average or a stated low to high band. A single figure across every share is more consistent with one execution.
What the insider did
Malone is reported in the "Other" role on the filing. That designation matters for how you read the trade. It does not carry the day to day operating visibility that an officer title implies, and it does not carry the board seat that a director listing implies.
It also means the usual shorthand about management buying its own shares does not fit cleanly. What the filing establishes is that a reporting person connected to the issuer put $2.90 million into the stock on a single day and disclosed it. Anything beyond that, including motive, is not in the document.
There is no cluster here either. One filing on one date is a single data point, not a pattern of insiders moving together. Readers who weigh conviction by breadth of participation should note that breadth is absent in this case.
Where the stock sits
The last price in our tables is $98.16. That is below the $102.53 paid on September 24th, 2026, so the purchase is showing a paper loss against the most recent mark.
That gap cuts in two directions depending on what you are looking for. An insider paying above the current market is not timing a bottom, at least not one that has arrived yet. On the other hand, the purchase price is a disclosed level at which a reporting person was willing to commit capital, and the stock is now available below it.
What that leaves
The clean reading is a $2.90 million open market buy, 28,333 shares at $102.53, filed once, by a person listed in the "Other" role, with the shares last changing hands at $98.16. Those are the facts the disclosure supports.
What the filing does not support is any inference about company performance, valuation, or what happens next. Form 4 is a disclosure document, not a forecast. It tells you who transacted, in what size, on what date, and at what price, and it stops there.
For anyone tracking Liberty Live Holdings, Inc., the useful follow up is whether this stays a one filing event or whether additional purchases appear at or below the current level. A single block from a single filer is a starting point, not a trend. The absence of a price range within the trade, and the absence of other filers on the date, both keep the interpretation narrow.
Sources: SEC Form 4 filings via EDGAR reviewed by InsiderBuying.com, covering September 24th, 2026.
Informational only, not investment advice.