Corporate Insiders Are Quietly Selling A Record Low in Bullish Sentiment
Insiders are flashing warning signs across the board.
Only 11.1% of companies with insider activity are seeing more buying than selling by executives and directors — the lowest level ever recorded.
That figure hasn’t dropped below 15% at any point in the last decade.
🔊 Nearly 90% of insider-tracked firms saw net selling in recent weeks
🔊 10 out of 11 S&P 500 sectors showed neutral or negative sentiment
🔊 Utilities were the only sector with net insider buying
🔊 Selling pressure spans all market caps, from small to large
A rare signal — insiders are stepping back while markets float near highs.
The divergence is worth watching.
