IBM Employees Are Not Buying Into What IBM Is SellingKaren Langley of the Wall Street Journal wrote an article that "Corporate Insiders Are Sitting Out the 2024 Stock-Market Rally." This is an article that documents that employees at IBM have been "sitting out" purchasing IBM stock for decades. In the words of Ms. Langley aren't such individuals "some of the best-informed investors" that "don’t seem to share the optimism." By 2020, while IBM’s full-time headcount had increased by almost 40% the number of shares purchased by its employees had fallen by 90%. Isn't a more accurate measurement of the true value of an individual corporate stock--more than an executive measurement--the value a corporation's employees place on the company? Choose the image below to read the full article documenting this information.
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Peter E. GreulichPeter E. has been studying IBM and early American corporate history since his retirement in 2011. These are his thoughts and musings, and of those whose biographies and autobiographies he has read with links to articles and book reviews on this website. Contact the author directly.
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