Executives and directors have bought shares of their own companies at a breakneck pace in March in a signal of corporate optimism
More than 2,800 executives and directors have purchased nearly $1.19 billion in company stock since the beginning of March. That’s the third-highest level on both an individual and dollar basis since 1988, according to the Washington Service, a provider of insider-trading and data analytics.
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