
Recent market activity indicates a significant trend among hedge funds and corporate insiders. Hedge funds have engaged in the most stock purchases since December 2023, reflecting a surge in panic buying. Conversely, corporate insiders are selling shares at an unprecedented rate, with reports indicating the fastest pace of selling in over three years. This duality in market behavior raises concerns, as more insiders are selling than buying, which is typically viewed as a negative signal for market sentiment. Despite optimistic earnings guidance from business leaders, the underlying trend suggests a lack of confidence as insiders capitalize on the current bull market.
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While business leaders were busy last week offering reassuring earnings guidance, underneath the rosy outlook was a different trend: They were selling stock. (Bloomberg) A gauge of insider sentiment, one that tallies the number of sellers versus buyers, is poised to hit the… https://t.co/vOEOrWaseV


