Top Technology and Momentum Stocks Catch Insider Selling
Insider selling still lags the buyers in overall dollar amount and shares traded. It is possible that many insiders with planned selling programs have already taken some chips off the table.
Insider selling still lags the buyers in overall dollar amount and shares traded. It is possible that many insiders with planned selling programs have already taken some chips off the table.
One would expect that insiders looking to add to their positions would wait for a downturn in the market. That wasn’t the case this past week.
While insiders did shed some of their company stock this past week, there was no rush to the exits to blow out huge blocks of shares.
The recent market volatility has allowed many insiders an opportunity to add stock at better price points, especially in the beaten-down energy sector.
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