According to our data, Christy Forest’s latest acquisition was actually the largest insider purchase of LiveHire shares in the previous 12 months. Even while insider buying is something we like to see, this substantial acquisition was made at a price that was far lower than the recent high of AU$0.051. Insider sentiment towards the present share price is not particularly revealed by this acquisition, considering the shares were acquired at a discount.
Insiders at LiveHire have been purchasing shares during the past 12 months, but they have not sold. Below is a graphic representation of insider transactions (by corporations and people) for the last 12 months. The graph below allows you to view the specifics of every insider transaction by clicking on it!
When determining if insiders are in line with regular shareholders, it might be helpful to consider the overall amount of insider shares held by the corporation. Generally speaking, we want to see somewhat high insider ownership levels. Insiders at LiveHire appear to hold 29% of the business, or almost AU$5.5 million. Although it falls short of being exceptionally noteworthy, this degree of insider ownership is still respectable. It does, in fact, imply a fair level of alignment.
The latest insider acquisitions are very encouraging. We also have faith in the longer-term view of insider dealings. However, our feelings towards the company’s losses are different. In light of these transactions and their considerable ownership stake in the firm, insiders probably think that LiveHire shares are valuable. It’s helpful to be aware of LiveHire’s dangers in addition to any insider transactions that may be occurring. We highly advise you to look at LiveHire’s four warning signs—one of which shouldn’t be disregarded—before making an investment, according to our investigation.