Management and supervisory boards have recently sold surprisingly few shares in their own companies.
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Frankfurt A fluctuation range in the Dax of over 1300 points, daily losses of up to four percent. Unrest on the stock markets has increased significantly again in recent weeks. Apparently, this does not affect Germany’s executive and supervisory boards – they are not being carried away by the stock market turbulence.
That’s what a look at how company insiders trade in the stocks of the companies they work for. Olaf Stotz, professor at the private university Frankfurt School, looks at this trade every month exclusively for the Handelsblatt and says: “The insiders sold surprisingly few shares in January.”
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