Insider Activity

Insider Activity Articles

One thing is for sure, the insiders continue to buy stock, and at these lofty levels, that remains a positive for investors.
With the market trading near all-time highs for the past six weeks, and earnings restriction windows reopening, insiders are taking advantage and selling shares.
Even as the major U.S. markets continue to linger near all-time highs, some insider buyers still keep buying shares of their companies.
With the markets still near all-time highs last week, it was not at all surprising for us here at 24/7 Wall St. to see insiders keep selling shares.
With the markets still at all-time highs last week, it was not at all surprising for us here at 24/7 Wall St. to see insiders selling shares.
Even with the major U.S. markets hitting all-time highs, insider buyers were out in full force and gobbling up stock this past week.
While the insider selling was steady, it was nothing that resembled anything other than normal selling. With the markets trading at all-time highs investors can expect more of the same.
It is an incredibly bullish sign for the markets to see insiders adding shares at these levels, especially in the traditionally slow month of August.
With August comes the end of the bulk of second-quarter earnings, and it also opens windows for insiders to buy and sell stock again, and boy did we see a jump in volume last week.
It should come as no surprise to see insider selling at current market levels, and we expect the pace to continue through the rest of the summer and into the fall.
The tsunami of insider selling that was kicked off when the market broke through to all-time highs slowed down a little last week, but there were still some pretty big waves.
Some backup in the markets and some steep sell-offs in individual companies sure did open the door for insider buyers this past week.
Nothing like a good old-fashioned market rally to get the insiders to part with some shares, and who could blame them?
In what could be described as a near-perfect selling scenario, insiders at some of the highest profile companies on Wall Street took advantage of last week's breakout highs.
As the markets continued their roller-coaster movement, many top executives saw the markets trading again back up near all-time highs after an outstanding jobs report finished the week on Friday.