The markets rallied after the 2024 election. CEOs made optimistic public statements. But behind the scenes, corporate insiders were selling at record rates. Why sell when stocks are soaring? What did these insiders see that others missed? And why such aggressive selling from companies poised to benefit from new policies? Join us for a close look at one of the market's most reliable signals: what insiders do with their own money.

Ben breaks down four telling examples:

• Griffin Corp's CEO started with 80,000 shares at $70. Then he unloaded 300,000 more as the stock topped $78.
• GM's Cruise president waited until shares hit $55 - a three-year high - then sold.
• CoreCivic saw eleven insiders sell. Even a longtime buyer switched to selling.
• Wolverine Worldwide's HR chief broke her trading pattern just as policy impacts loomed.

Edited, mixed, and scored by Calvin Marty.