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What a wild and crazy week for investors. The stock market volatility index jumped up and down as the Brexit decision was finally answered. With the quarter coming to an end, some big insiders...
In what was a pretty volatile market week, many of the insiders looking to sell stock appeared to take a hiatus. Insiders may get busy selling again next week, as the opportunities will become...
With second-quarter earnings right around the corner, you can bet many of the corporate executives and 10% owners are looking to add shares before trading windows close.
The SEC has announced insider trading charges against two hedge fund managers and a former government official accused of deceptively obtaining confidential information from the FDA.
This past week started to resemble just what we have been expecting the rest of the summer to look like: volatile. Yet, big-time insiders were big-time buyers.
With the market racing close to new all-time highs, the insiders wasted little time in taking advantage of the big run up to get some shares on the trade desk and out the door.
A former consultant to two China-based private equity firms has agreed to pay over $756,000 in order to settle SEC insider trading charges.
Insiders at some of the top companies made some of the biggest purchases this past week that we have seen in a while. And buying volume swamped selling volume.
A very slow week for the insider selling, but one week is not a trend. It will prove interesting to see the activity through the rest of the month.
Insider selling has dominated buying over the past two weeks, and that should come as no surprise as insider buying dominated when the market was hit hard earlier this year.
One thing is for sure, the insiders at major companies continue to buy shares even as the S&P 500 creeps closer and closer to last year's all-time highs.
The insiders are back and they are buying and selling. Until the period for second-quarter earnings rolls around in July, the windows for insiders will be wide open.
Despite the current uncertainty in the markets, insiders are once again stepping up to the plate and adding shares aggressively.
Insider selling is likely to keep ramping higher, as many on Wall Street see volatility going higher this summer as we get closer to the political cycle home stretch.
As the markets continue to stumble through May, and the volatility appears to be creeping up some, the end of the first-quarter earnings parade has opened the door for insiders to buy shares.