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Insider Transactions Ratio Corporate insiders are turning more cautious as the Insider Transactions Ratio slips back into bearish territory, with little sign of buying interest. Image: Barron’s

S&P 500 Index vs. Insider Sells Insider selling usually rises with the market, as higher prices prompt executives to lock in gains. Lately, though, selling has cooled even as equities climb, pointing to a reduced appetite to take profits. Image: Bloomberg

S&P 500 Drawdown and Insider Buying/Selling The Vickers insider sell/buy ratio, which tracks corporate insider transactions, indicates insiders perceive value at current price levels—a trend historically viewed as a bullish signal for market direction. Image: Fidelity Investments

S&P 500 – Net Insider Buying Insider buying tends to be highest around market lows, which is good news for the S&P 500. J.P. Morgan Equity Macro Research

Insiders Sales in U.S. Listed Companies Last month, U.S. executives sold stocks in their own companies as the S&P 500 rallies on. This is the biggest burst of selling since 2015. Image: Financial Times

Number of U.S. Corporate Insiders Buying Stock by Month Insiders are confident in an economic recovery and bought the dip in March. Image: Financial Times

S&P 500 and Insider Buy vs. Sell Ratio Insider buying is at its highest level in nine years, as executives are confident their businesses will recover. Image: CNBC

Insider Buy vs. Sell Ratio and S&P 500 Insider buying is at its highest level in nine years, but recent history shows that insiders tend to be early in picking the bottom. Image: Bloomberg

U.S. Insider Stock Sales and Recessions In the United States, insider stock sales rise at their highest level in about 20 years, as recession worries mount. Image: Financial Times