Preferred Bank Stock Discussion

Recent insider selling, including by the Executive VP & Deputy COO and Chairman, may signal concern. Despite profitability and growth, the absence of insider buying in the last three months and increased selling over the past year could indicate a lack of confidence in future performance.

Insiders selling more shares than buying over the past year could worry shareholders. Despite this, insider ownership indicates some alignment with smaller shareholders. Recent lack of insider buying and some selling may raise caution.

Preferred Bank's significant EPS growth and high insider ownership reflect confidence in its strength. Its profitability and potential for future growth make it an appealing investment research candidate.