Insider Activity

Insider Activity Articles

With just over a month until the second-quarter earnings season begins, many people may be taking advantage of windows that are open to corporate executives and 10% holders to sell shares.
With every dip in the market seemingly being bought by investors with an unquenchable thirst for equities, it makes total sense that insiders are taking advantage of the opportunity to sell shares.
Despite the market again stretching to new intraday highs this week, insiders continue to make purchases of company stock, and that remains one of the most bullish factors.
In a very bullish note for the markets, insider buying volume was significantly higher than insider selling this past week. This is very good and bodes well for the rest of the summer and 2015.
Insiders are looking to buy more stocks than they are looking to sell. It bodes well for the market when insiders are reluctant to part with the stock.
Insiders havereappeared after being mostly in hibernation as first-quarter earnings results were reported by many of the major corporations in the United States over the past five weeks.
The windows for insiders to buy and sell stock sure look like they came flying open this week, as insiders at top companies dipped into their wallets and started buying stock big time.
With a week that saw the end of April and a ton of volatility, we also saw some big insider selling hit the tape.
The very up and down stock market is poised to wind up the first-quarter earnings reports. That also means that insider activity will start to heat up.
While the earnings from the top S&P 500 companies came fast and furious this week, the insider buying was not as dramatic.
While the volume for insider trading has dropped dramatically due to earnings reporting, some very large trades hit the tape this week.
While insiders, like everybody else who sells stocks, want to get out while the getting is good, many are facing the closing of windows to sell company shares as earnings reporting is now in full...
With first-quarter earnings reporting season in full swing, the window for inside buyers and sellers of stocks are slamming shut.
As we head into the second quarter and a new earnings season, it is very possible that the insider selling that was so big last month will start to taper off.
The start of the second quarter means earnings season and possibly the shutdown of the window for insiders to buy and sell the company stocks they own.