🚨 INSIDERS ARE RUNNING FOR THE EXIT — AND THAT SHOULD WORRY YOU

This isn’t rumor.
This isn’t Twitter noise.

Insiders are selling at levels we haven’t seen since 2021.

The sell-to-buy ratio just hit 4:1.
Nearly 1,000 executives cashed out in a single month.

Now pause for a second and really think about that.

The last time this ratio reached these levels?
Late 2021.

What came next wasn’t a “healthy correction.”
It was a broad, painful drawdown across everything.

Here’s the part that actually matters:

It’s not just that insiders are selling —
it’s that no one is buying.

Executives don’t buy their own stock for fun.
They buy when they see value.
They buy when they believe the future is being mispriced.

Right now?

That confidence is gone.

They’re selling while liquidity still exists.
While there are still buyers on the other side.

Why?

Because insiders see things you don’t:

Real margins

Order books

Forward demand

Balance sheet stress

And with all that information, they’re choosing cash over equity.

That tells you everything.

This isn’t optimism.
This is capital preservation.

They’re not trying to make more.
They’re trying not to lose.

And historically, when insiders act like this, it’s not before rallies —
it’s before damage.

I’ve publicly called the last three major market tops and bottoms before they happened.

When I make my next move,
I’ll say it here — clearly, in real time.

No hindsight.
No edits.

Some people will read this and scroll past.

Others will remember it
when the charts explain what the insiders already knew.