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MicroStrategy (MSTR) insiders have sold $40 million worth of stock over the last 90 days. Averaging more than one sale per business day over the last three months, insiders’ selling transactions outnumber their purchases 10 to one. Their sales have also been larger than any purchases, with about $40.3 million in sales versus $2.3 million in purchases per data from InsiderScreener. Sales of stock worth millions of dollars originated from decisions by the company’s vice president, chief financial officer, and director, among others. Many of their liquidations took advantage of MSTR at far higher prices than today. Indeed, insiders sold more than a dozen times above $400 per share . MicroStrategy director quietly dumps all his MSTR shares Read more: We made a dictionary of MicroStrategy’s invented terminology Insiders at MicroStrategy are selling Accountants marked some transactions with a planned sale code on Securities and Exchange Commission Form 4, indic...

Controversial trend forecaster and publisher of the Trends Journal, Gerald Celente, has shared an interesting yet troubling thesis regarding Bitcoin’s (BTC) recent performance in an April 18 YouTube video.  Namely, the veteran business consultant reflected on the fact that cryptocurrency executives and lobbyists made significant donations to Donald Trump’s presidential campaign — as well as his inaugural fund.  Celente harkened back to what happened with consumer electronics and semiconductor stocks — citing the contributions made by the industry as the key reason why the White House’s tariff policy took a favorable turn for their interests. To put it succinctly, and in Celente’s own words: “The Silicon con men gave Trump all that dough, right? And then what did he do? He changed the tariff deal for computers and smartphones…” The forecaster also claimed that the same thing is what is keeping Bitcoin afloat — in other words, that insiders are propping up Bitc...