Although the Iran conflict has not subsided, insiders in the U.S. stock market are collectively buying the dip—this is not bearishness, but opportunity↓↓

The proportion of companies with net purchases in March rose to 26.4%, hitting a 5-month high, above the 10-year average of 23.5%, marking the second consecutive month of increase. Executives took advantage of the March market correction to buy more of their own stocks, which is the most direct vote of confidence in the economic recovery.
However, the net buy-in ratio of insiders in the energy sector fell to 17.5%, indicating they are not betting on oil prices remaining high in the long term.
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