How do you know which market sectors are going to surge next?
Today’s chart shows one indicator most traders are clueless about.
Chart of the Day
This is a chart overlaying the performance of XLV – the S&P Healthcare ETF – with the corporate insider buy/sell ratio.
Right now, corporate insiders are buying healthcare stocks at the highest clip in months…
And healthcare stocks are surging.
In the bottom section, the chart also shows that when corporate insider buying goes past a certain threshold…
That sector is higher 2 months, 3 months, 6 months, and 1 year later 100% of the time.
That’s how strong a signal corporate insider buying is.
And as I explain below, if you pause to think about it for a second, it’s obvious why that is the case.
Insight of the Day
The insiders already know when their companies are going to beat expectations.
Stock prices trade on expectations…
And most of the time, these expectations are based on earnings.
Now, already knows what these earnings are going to be ahead of time? The insiders, of course.
So when we see mass insider buying in a certain sector…
It means that collectively, the insiders are betting on all their own individual companies outperforming – which sends the entire sector surging.
That’s why insider buying is such a powerful signal.
But you don’t have to let the insiders enjoy all the gains…
Because later this morning at 11 a.m. Eastern…
I’m going LIVE to expose exactly how you can follow in the insiders’ footsteps…
Using a strategy that has never had a losing year – and has led to 1,000%+ gains in the past.
After a lull in December and January, insider activity is heating up…
So now is the time to put this strategy to work for yourself.
If you haven’t already, click here now to “lock in” your spot for my live training session…
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Customer Story of the Day
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Editor, Stock Surge Daily
