As general market indexes have soared to new heights in recent weeks, a noticeable trend has emerged: insiders at many high-flying companies are cashing out their shares. This wave of insider selling can often be perceived as a bearish signal, suggesting that those closest to the company foresee a downturn. However, it’s crucial to understand that insider selling is not always an indication of trouble ahead. Many times, such transactions are pre-scheduled or part of a routine financial strategy and do not r ...