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So insiders are selling, should you?
Date posted: 08.14.2009 (4:00 am) | Write a Comment (0 Comments)
But in the past two weeks, the numbers are so one sided that you’d have to be a fool to not try to understand what is going on. Last week, insiders bought for $13 millions and sold for $1,042 millions. Then this week, they bought for $60.1 and sold $1,146!!! Quite incredible. What is going on?? Clearly, some executives are cashing in some major cash. Obviously, it would be easy to simplify and tell everyone that we’re heading for a crash. While that might be true, I really believe there are more factors to be considered.
Of course, insiders have been selling and we could easily conclude that they think their stocks are overpriced. There surely is a lot of that going on. But I also think that many outsiders have been reluctant to sell for so long because of the depressed prices that they are finally selling some of the stock they would have sold months ago had prices been a bit higher. I’m not so convinced that this should be taken as a prediction of the future, but rather more as a relief from some very severe stock drops that are finally reversing. Now of course, these executives do think that the future might not be so bright. I think they mainly see that the risk for a major drop is a lot higher right now than for another major increase in the market, which most of us would agree on in any case.
What are your thoughts on this?
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