Economic sentiment is dropping; insiders are unloading shares; Apollo warns of bubble.

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Economic sentiment has been on a downward trend lately, taking a hit over the last couple of weeks. And guess what? Insider selling is at the forefront of this gloomy scenario. We’re talking big names here – Peter Thiel, Alex Karp, and even Super Micro Computer insiders are offloading their shares like there’s no tomorrow.

Now, why should we care about insider selling, you ask? Well, it’s often seen as a red flag by investors. When insiders, who presumably know a thing or two about their own company’s prospects, start selling off their shares en masse, it can signal trouble ahead.

To add fuel to the fire, investment firm Apollo has just sounded the alarm, doubling down on their belief that we’re in a bubble even bigger than the infamous Dot-com bubble of 2000. They’ve pointed out some eye-opening stats: sky-high Forward P/E ratios, reminiscent of the tech bubble era, and a concerning number of stocks with P/E ratios of 30x or more.

But wait, there’s more. While everyone’s been hyping up AI, let’s not overlook another troubling sign: the US office vacancy rate creeping towards 20%, a level not seen since 2006.

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So, what’s the bottom line here? Insider selling, coupled with rising economic uncertainty and sky-high valuations, paints a worrying picture for investors. As the saying goes, when insiders start jumping ship, it might be time to batten down the hatches.

 




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