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Form 4: insider trading (the legal kind)
When an executive or major shareholder buys or sells shares of their own company, they must report it to the SEC within two days via a Form 4. It's legal, public insider trading.
An insider buy is often more meaningful than a sell: people sell for many reasons, but someone who
buys with their own money usually believes the
stock will rise.
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