Insider Selling Raises Red Flags
September 9, 2009
More often than not, corporate insiders know far more about the health of the economy than the average investor. Presumably, it’s because they have access to high level sales numbers, customer sentiment, inventory levels, and a whole host of information that is not easy to come by. When confidence abounds, business is doing well, and customers are satisfied, insiders buy. When things are looking bleak, insiders sell. So what are insiders doing right now? They’re selling. Big time. Read more »