But Insider sales can indeed affect the stock price, especially when they are substantial. Even if these sales are part of scheduled trading plans (known as 10b5-1 plans), they can still influence market sentiment and potentially drive down the stock price due to perceived lack of confidence by insiders.
This level of insider selling, despite being scheduled, can contribute to downward pressure on the stock price as investors may interpret it as a lack of confidence in the company’s near-term prospects.
Still you think this is the right time to buy in? May be wait a little while. [微笑]
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