I have recently started to look into insider and institutional ownership but am confused as to how much should be considered good. I understand that small and mid caps don’t have much institutional ownership because many banks have a min market cap requirement but for a company like twitter for example the current combined insider and institutional ownership is above 99%(yahoo finance). Is that a good sign or a bad sign. As retail investors barely own any shares, does that mean the stock is somewhat fairly priced? How does the price move with so much ownership already with big institutions? Should i be shorting the living shit out of twtr because these institutions will have reduce their positions? Or is this a great sign as there is so much confidence in the company from big institutions and company insiders?
Submitted May 24, 2022 at 12:52AM by Rgupta99 https://ift.tt/C3GFPqw
