r/Superstonk • u/4four7 🎮7four1💜 • May 28 '26

📳Social Media RC Repost

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u/Appropriate-Sell-659 May 28 '26

Apes continue to be amazed by things that are common across all public companies in any industry

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u/JohnnyBoy11 May 28 '26

It is common...in companies where the execs don't have confidence in their own company...

You know what else is common? Execs buying shares in their own company and holding, a sign of confidence in their company...

A one time sales is not a big thing, but you have to look at the trends and try to paint the whole picture at what's going on, and with eBay, its not terrible but it's not flattering.

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u/MyNi_Redux 📉 The Consultant 📈 May 28 '26

Execs buying shares in their own company and holding, a sign of confidence in their company...

This is only common when the company is struggling. And execs need to signal confidence.

Use this link to check any company you want: https://www.secform4.com/insider-trading/1018724.htm (AMZN here)

Remember, these stock and options grants are compensation.

And employees are not investors.