US insider buying has rarely been this low
US executives’ purchases of their own companies’ shares, known as insider buying, have fallen to near all-time lows. This coincides with insiders selling the most shares ever. Does this mean that US stocks are expensive? It is usually said that there are a hundred reasons for an insider sale while there is only one reason for insider buying. However, whether this is true is up to you as an investor to decide.
Source: Sentimentrader and Bloomberg data via Global Markets Investor
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