Hindi maiiwasan ang pag-crash ng stock market? Ang pagbili ng insider ay bumaba sa pinakamababa sa loob ng dekada
Hindi maiiwasan ang pag-crash ng stock market? Ang pagbili ng insider ay bumaba sa pinakamababa sa loob ng dekada Amid banking behemoth Goldman Sachs (NYSE: GS) suggesting that trouble was brewing in the stock market as hedge funds in the United States have been selling stocks at the fastest rate in three months and replacing them with short positions, the bearish sentiment is evident in yet another indicator. As it happens, the net insider buying from officers and directors of publicly traded corporations has dropped to 12.4% of stocks, representing the lowest level in at least ten years, according to the information shared by market analyst sa isang X post sa Abril 12. Specifically, the chart suggests that this indicator is at the lowest levels since at least 2014, well below the 10-year average of 28%, and significantly lower than the 2020 rate of a whopping 61%, signifying a possible bearish sentiment among these insider buyers regarding a potential stock market crash. Other bearish indicators Furthermore, reports have uncovered that the US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) might have been secretly sharing information concerning the consumer price index (CPI), particularly about housing and used car markets, with Wall Street giants like JPMorgan (NYSE: JPM), BlackRock