Behind the scenes, corporate employees are making some eye-opening moves while the market panics. Insiders are buying shares faster than they have in over a year, even as investor sentiment drops to multi-decade lows.
It’s a confident, cash-backed statement from people who should know their firms best—market strategists call a “positive sign” when everyone’s biting their nails over trade disputes. Is this a calm hand for a stormy day, or just a blip in the data? Either way, insiders are quietly buying the dip while everyone else watches.
