After the particularly strong turnover months of November and December, we see a slightly changed data field in January. The insiders held back nobly, only smaller transactions were made. However, this did little to change the general attitude. The insider data still speaks for the continuing skepticism. Buying sentiment looks different.<\/p>\n
The figures for January<\/strong><\/p>\n On the On the buy side, the insiders acted<\/a> particularly selective. The present 18 transactions only brought together a volume of just over 3.5 million euros. This means that there are still a few stocks that are being bought - but these are an exception. The only positive example was the insider purchase of Beiersdorf AG at a price low of just under one million euros. All other purchased stocks were already known to us from previous months.<\/p>\n The sales side is made up of 20 individual transactions with a volume of just under 15 million euros. However, this was significantly lower than in previous months and even the lowest level since July 2010. Although there was also an overall outflow of capital in January, this was relatively low at just over 10 million. So here, too, restraint prevailed.<\/p>\n