Corporate insiders in the U.S. are selling shares at a record pace, with insider sales reaching an all-time high for any quarter in the last two decades. According to VerityData, the surge in sales coincides with a post-election rally following the recent elections. In contrast, insider stock purchases have significantly decreased, with executives buying only $2.3 billion worth of stock year-to-date, the lowest amount since 2010. For context, during the COVID-19 market crash in 2020, insiders purchased $1.3 billion in just one month. The current trend raises concerns about market confidence as executives capitalize on stock market gains.