Top managers don’t trust the rally – and are buying small company stocks

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Frankfurt There hasn’t been such a good month for the Dax in almost two years: the leading German index rose almost nine and a half percent in October – and it also started November with slight increases. But when it comes to Germany’s executive and supervisory boards, the rally is not entirely to be trusted.

The monthly evaluation by Professor Olaf Stotz from the Frankfurt School private university for the Handelsblatt shows: In October, company insiders bought significantly more shares in their own companies than they sold – you can read about which ones exactly below. But great optimism cannot yet be derived from this. There are two main reasons for this:

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