We recently published a list of Should You Buy the Dip and Follow Insiders into These 10 Stocks?. In this article, we are going to take a look at where The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. (NYSE:GS) stands against other stocks insiders were piling into recently.

After a turbulent week, stocks began recovering on Monday, with all three major indexes posting gains. The broader market index rose 0.64%, blue-chip stocks gained 0.85%, and the NASDAQ Composite, still in correction territory, closed 0.31% higher.

Early Tuesday, stocks began to decline again as investors focused on the Federal Reserve’s two-day policy meeting starting today. The key announcement for traders will come Wednesday when the Fed announces its interest rate decision, followed by a press conference with Fed Chair Jerome Powell. Since September, the Fed has cut interest rates three times and still, the broader market entered a correction.

Despite uncertainty from President Trump’s shifting tariff policies and geopolitical strategies, some analysts remain optimistic about AI’s future.

“We retain our view that there is more to go in stocks, and we keep our conviction in the long-term opportunities in stocks linked to both the artificial intelligence and power and resources transformational innovations,” UBS chief investment office said in a note Monday, according to CNBC.

Amid turbulence and uncertainty on Wall Street, looking at recent insider trades can provide valuable insights, as executives often have a deeper understanding of their companies. For example, when a CEO or CFO buys company stock, it may indicate strong confidence in the business’s future.

However, insider selling doesn’t always signal a lack of confidence. It could be due to personal financial needs or a desire to diversify investments. These sales are often made through pre-arranged plans, like 10b5-1 plans, to avoid any appearance of improper timing.

While insider activity can be informative, it’s important to consider it alongside the company’s financial health, market trends, and industry developments.

We used Insider Monkey’s insider trading stock screener to analyze recent trading activities in several popular stocks. For each stock, we noted the number of insiders who recently acquired shares and the company’s market capitalization.

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