Corporate Insiders Buying S&P Dip at Fastest Pace Since May

The worst run for stocks since April sparked a buying spree among one of the markets’ most informed cohort — corporate insiders.

Executives at publicly listed companies bought shares in their own firms over the past 30 days at the fastest clip since May, stepping in as fears of an AI-bubble sparked a broad rotation out of highly valued tech stocks into more defensive pockets. As a result, the ratio of insiders buying to selling is up to 0.5, data compiled by the Washington Service show.