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U.S. corporate executives are selling their stocks at an unprecedented rate, with the insider sell-to-buy ratio reaching its highest level since 2021. Recent reports indicate that the ratio has more than doubled in just a few months, reflecting a trend reminiscent of previous market peaks in 2007 and 2021. Despite executives projecting optimistic earnings outlooks for their firms, they are simultaneously offloading shares at a pace not seen in over three years. This surge in stock sales raises concerns about market stability, especially as many analysts note the potential for a market top amid rising expectations of U.S. economic exceptionalism.
‼️US EXECUTIVES ARE DUMPING THEIR STOCK AT A RAPID PACE‼️ The insider sell-to-buy ratio is oscillating near the highest levels since early 2022 when the S&P 500 fell into a bear market. The ratio has MORE THAN DOUBLED in just a few months. Read👇 https://t.co/9pdqcdpYdq
1) Company insiders regularly sell stock options 2) buying near all time highs (“ATHs”) is normal, “there are long periods of time where markets can run upward” ht @dollarsanddata Advisors want to scare you so you’ll purchase their expensive products. Don’t fall for it. https://t.co/MNGe5JyQsB https://t.co/DT1lEQp1Zc
What are the odds the market tops just as many on X/Twitter are proclaiming the start of a golden decade and euphoric US exceptionalism expectations? Corporate insiders dumping stocks like it’s 2021 and 2007. https://t.co/LrnZ8wiujv