When every single large insider transaction = Sell, it usually means one of three things (sometimes all at once):
Valuations are stretched
Insiders don’t time tops perfectly, but they’re very good at recognizing when upside is capped relative to risk. Clustered selling often shows up when multiples get uncomfortable.
Liquidity window behavior
Strong markets = best time to distribute. Insiders sell when they can, not when they have to. That tells you demand is still there but also that smart money is using it.
Risk-off posture behind the scenes
Notice there are no offsetting buys, not even symbolic ones. That absence matters more than the selling itself. When insiders feel confident, you almost always see at least a few contrarian buys.
What makes this more concerning is the breadth: finance, healthcare, industrials, tech not a single pocket of conviction buying.
Insider selling alone isn’t bearish but unanimous selling with zero large buys usually precedes volatility or a regime shift, not upside acceleration.
Doesn’t mean “crash tomorrow”.
It does mean:
– reduce blind dip-buying
– tighten risk
– be selective, not aggressive
Markets top on confidence, not fear and insiders look… done buying.
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