Insider sales occur when company executives, directors, or major shareholders sell their shares, often signaling their confidence—or lack thereof—in the firm's future. Regulated by the SEC, these transactions must be disclosed promptly. Investors watch them closely for clues about management's outlook, while insiders use them to diversify holdings or cash out.
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