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The conversation turns to Tesla insiders’ recent sales activity, which has accelerated in recent months. While some investors interpret insider sales as a bearish sign, Omar offers a nuanced view.
He points out that Tesla’s insiders still hold over 12.9% of the shares—above typical concern thresholds—and that some recent sales are driven by legal cases and stock compensation structures rather than a loss of faith. Omar emphasizes that insiders’ big sales could be partly strategic or tax-motivated, and that the overall data suggests they remain long-term believers.
He cautions that increasing insider sales warrant observation but are unlikely to derail Tesla’s long-term prospects given their significant ownership stake.