Nearly 89% of Companies are Seeing Insider Selling, But these 3 are Seeing Substantial Buying

Nearly 89% of Companies are Seeing Insider Selling, But these 3 are Seeing Substantial Buying

Key Points Corporate insiders have taken a sharply pessimistic turn – selling their companies’ shares at the fastest rate in at least a decade. About 11% of companies with recent insider transactions saw more buying than selling. Are you ahead, or behind on retirement? SmartAsset’s free tool can match you with a financial advisor in minutes to help you answer that today. Each advisor has been carefully vetted, and must act in your best intere…

'Insiders Have Rarely Been This Bearish': Selling Spree By Executives Sweeps Across S&P 500, But There Is One Sector Bucking The Trend

Sentiment among corporate insiders has plunged to an unprecedented low, as evidenced by the substantial insider selling activity seen in recent months. What Happened: On Tuesday, a post on X by The Kobeissi Letter highlighted that across most public equities, insiders have been net sellers this…

Caution: Corporate insiders turn bearish on stocks in historic divergence

Recent trading activity by corporate insiders is painting a gloomy picture for the stock market. Data shows that only 11.1% of companies with insider transactions in the past month experienced more buying than selling by officers and directors.  This is the lowest percentage on record, highlighting an unusually strong wave of insider pessimism, according to insights shared by financial commentary platform The Kobeissi Letter in an X post on July…