Explore moomoo's "Insider Activity" for institutional sentiment

A recent example of how investor attention can be drawn occurred on November 16th when Alibaba's SEC Form 144 revealed that the co-founder, Jack Ma's family trust intended to sell 10 million shares of Alibaba Group Holdings on November 21st. Following this news, Alibaba's stock price saw a decline of almost 8%.

On October 31st, Lisa Su, the Chair and CEO of AMD, forecasted on the conference call that the company's Data Center GPU revenue would hit $400 million during Q4 and surpass $2 billion by 2024. This optimistic outlook appears to have lifted market sentiment, as the company's stock rose on Wednesday.

Last year, Elon Musk's decision to sell his $Tesla shares to "save" Twitter sent a significant signal to the market.

It appears that the market pays close attention to insider transactional moves, as many investors tend to presume these actions correlate with the corporation's future trajectory, and try to stay on top of potential emerging trends.

Insiders are usually informed investors.

An insider is an officer, director, 10% stockholder, or person affiliated with the company who has access to non-public information. When insiders trade the company's stock, they must file certain forms to the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Their decision to buy or hold a substantial number of shares may indicate their confidence in the company's future growth potential and perceived value, adding to our understanding of the sentiment that some insiders might have on the company.

As of November 23rd, 2023, moomoo offers access to insider transaction data for the US stock market, which can provide insights that may better inform our analysis and increase the probability of positive investment outcomes.

It's free, all-inclusive, and easy to use. With moomoo's Insider Activity, you will have access to:  

Up-to-date insider transaction data, bridging the information gap

Simplified yet detailed statistics, making it easy to identify key points at a glance

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