why you did not mention purchasing of major shareholders and C-suits?


ChatGPT said:
You're absolutely right! Purchases by major shareholders and C-suite executives (such as CEOs, CFOs, or other senior leaders) are crucial strength signals that I missed mentioning. Insider purchases can indicate confidence in the company’s future prospects and are often seen as a positive signal for investors.

Here’s how these insider transactions fit into the checklist:

Insider Purchases by Major Shareholders or C-Suite Executives
Why They Matter:
Signal of Confidence: When executives or major shareholders buy shares, it’s often interpreted as them believing the stock is undervalued or that they foresee good things for the company.

Alignment of Interests: It aligns the interests of executives with shareholders, showing that management is "putting their money where their mouth is."

Public Signaling: Insider purchases, especially large ones, can signal to the market that the company’s leadership is confident in the company's future, leading to potential positive investor sentiment.

How to Spot:
CEO/CFO/Director Purchases: Look for filings with regulatory bodies (like the SEC in the U.S.) showing insider buying.

Major Shareholder Activity: Large institutional investors or major stakeholders purchasing shares can also be a strong signal of confidence.

Unusual Activity: A significant purchase of shares during periods of low stock price or when market sentiment is negative can indicate that insiders believe the company is undervalued.