Did Oscar Health's CEO Just Cast a $12 Million Vote of Confidence?

Peter Lynch's observation: insiders sell for many reasons but buy only when they expect the company's stock price to rise. Treat insider purchases as a corroborative bullish signal in stock selection, while interpreting insider sales as ambiguous and requiring additional context and due diligence.

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Peter Lynch's observation: insiders sell for many reasons but buy only when they expect the company's stock price to rise. Treat insider purchases as a corroborative bullish signal in stock selection, while interpreting insider sales as ambiguous and requiring additional context and due diligence.