FitLife Brands' high P/E ratio is worrisome as investors overlook recent poor growth, banking on business turnaround. Continuation of medium-term earnings trends could risk shareholders' investments and potential investors may pay excessive premium.

The large insider sale of FitLife Brands shares by Patrick Ryan doesn't convey much confidence in the current share price despite it being well above US$21.24. The insider ownership level, although reasonable, is not significant.

Patrick Ryan's recent large sale of FitLife Brands shares, despite the high price, doesn't offer confidence in the current share price. The insider ownership is just satisfactory.

Patrick Ryan's recent large sale of FitLife Brands shares, although above the current price of US$21.24, does not offer much confidence about insiders' perception of the current share price. Despite a reasonable insider ownership, it is not outstanding.

Patrick Ryan's recent sale doesn't comfort insiders about FitLife Brands' share price despite its value being above the current $21.24. Insider ownership level, while reasonable, is not striking.