Some insiders may be selling stock as they expect volatility after the election. Others may just be taking some money off the proverbial table.
Given the fact that insider sales windows are closing fast as third-quarter earnings are imminent, it is pretty easy to understand the spike in selling volume we saw this past week.
Once again insiders were making transactions that may be getting done now in an effort to beat the closure of trading windows as third-quarter earnings season approaches.
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations seen on Friday morning include Alphabet, Amazon, Dow Chemical, Ford, Gilead, Harley-Davidson and Western Digital.
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.
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Monday's top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations include American Electric Power, Avon Products, Cameron, Deckers Outdoor, LabCorp and Occidental Petroleum.
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.
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