Asian executives drove this week's insider activity with selling dwarfing buys. CEO filings delivered mixed messages as war uncertainty clouded outlooks.
Enchem CEO Oh Jeong Kang filed yesterday for $13.5M in sales executed March 24. The South Korean chemical executive dumped 458,000 shares. Sineng Electric CEO Duan Yu He filed $12.9M in sales March 26 as the Chinese solar inverter maker navigated sector volatility.
CTS Eventim founder Klaus-Peter Schulenberg bought $11.5M worth yesterday. The German ticketing CEO demonstrated conviction as European entertainment recovered. The purchase stood as the week's largest executive buy globally.
WULF TeraWulf CFO Patrick Fleury sold $9.3M March 17 as the bitcoin miner absorbed crypto weakness. TORM CEO Jacob Meldgaard dumped $5.6M as the Danish tanker operator faced fuel market chaos from Iran war disruption.
JPMorgan filed yesterday for $125M in ZTO ZTO Express sales. The institutional exit represented the week's largest single transaction. Asset managers dominated buy-side activity with Schroders adding $21M in Zhejiang Sanhua positions.
Executives sold at 12 to 1 ratio versus purchases by transaction count. Energy market turbulence triggered systematic position reduction across sectors.
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