PJT Partners Stock Discussion

Insider's recent sale of shares at current price of US$99.36 is viewed negatively. The absence of insider buying over the past year, despite high insider ownership, is concerning. The company has one warning sign that shouldn't be overlooked.

Significant insider selling at PJT Partners could indicate that insiders believe the shares are fully valued. The absence of insider purchases in the past year and recent selling activity may suggest that insiders think the shares are not cheap. However, high insider ownership implies that management's incentives align with shareholders.

Goldman Sachs predicts near-term growth challenges for Perella Weinberg Partners and PJT Partners, with increased hiring costs due to talent competition. However, optimism remains for PJT's long-term performance.

Despite a high P/E ratio, PJT Partners' recent performance and forward outlook do not inspire confidence. Investors anticipate a change but analysts aren't optimistic, pointing to possible shareholder disappointment if P/E aligns with the gloomy growth prediction.

PJT Partners, despite underwhelming market returns last year, records a solid 5-year annual TSR of 14%. Its shift from loss to profit is encouraging. Beware of one potential risk alert, though.

Insider sales at current prices and lack of buying indicate insiders may deem shares overpriced. Despite this, 4.8% insider ownership suggests management's incentives align with shareholders. Investors should consider risks facing PJT Partners.