Massive Brokerage Trades Highlight Insider Selling This Week
With a week that saw the end of April and a ton of volatility, we also saw some big insider selling hit the tape.
With a week that saw the end of April and a ton of volatility, we also saw some big insider selling hit the tape.
While the volume for insider trading has dropped dramatically due to earnings reporting, some very large trades hit the tape this week.
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For the second week in a row, despite positive moves in all of the indexes, insider selling is at a medium level. While some of the trades were large, the overall volume…
Needless to say, when a market has an almost six-year run like we have seen, insiders are itching to take some money off the table.
Nothing gets insiders and owners of stock a little nervous more than markets trading near all-time highs, and volatility starting to rear its ugly head.
With the Dow and the S&P 500 at all-time highs, the fact that insiders continue to take advantage of the move in the markets should come as no surprise.
With the markets at or near record highs, the volume of insider selling has reached some of the highest levels this year.
With the U.S. markets hitting all-time highs again, insider sellers are more than happy to step up and unload some stock.
One thing that went away fast when the market was in free-fall mode as the quarter started was insider selling, and who can blame them?
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