SGX also publishes a list of insider trades weekly. This is free on their website. My view is that buy trades are more significant as nobody buys except in hope of a future gain on their investment
But sale trades can be for reasons that have nothing to do with the company's current or future financial situation. For example the seller may have to comply with investment restrictions being breached such as the holding exceeding a set limit due to price appreciation of the share. Or...

No forex risk mah!

it's also a four letter word?

The broad mkt is too complacent re plateauing of interest rates. Current volatility is evidence that uncertainty due to geo political tension, de globalisation and de dollarisation persists. REITs like other asset classes will not be spared from mkt turmoil. Best to stay in cash and govt securities.

Good discussion of topic

Any way of tracking how accurate brokers buy and sell recommendations have fared? A table showing target prices being achieved and time line involved should be useful.

While there may be various reasons why insiders sell eg to use proceeds for some personal reasons such as buying a house or other assets, redeeming a loan etc there can only be one reason that they buy. That they with all the insider knowledge of the company, think it's share price will go up and appreciate better than other investments. Or that the share price does not reflect it's intrinsic value or prospects. So, the buy action is always the better indicator.

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I keep the bulk of my investments in home currency ( for me, SGD ) blue chip dividend aristocrats. The remainder 15% is used for trading in the US mkts where price swings are sharp and swift esp in growth and concept stocks. I try to scalp those experiencing rapid price action. Unfortunately because I value my sleep, I am occasionally not nimble enough and end up nursing mistimed investments. Sometimes for longer than expected. And tying up my trading funds. But that i...

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