You have no idea how difficult it is to prove insider buying or selling with covert actions. There is a lot possible without anything seeming conspicuous. If the stock is good, insiders buy, it's as simple as that. The only thing here that stands out is that insiders aren't buying, and that they are selling, especially at critical moments. The shareholder who funds all this is the victim. And so, gradually, the stock price slows down and weakens until the entire story fades away if there is no communication or insider or institutional buying that follows. It's the real truth about how the stock market operates.