Daniel Liberto

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Daniel Liberto is a British-Italian financial journalist with more than 15 years of experience covering investing, markets and personal finance. He writes for various internationally known publications, including Investopedia, and, over the years, has contributed stock analysis to The Times’ Tempus column and the FT’s Investors Chronicle. Analysing companies, digging through data and helping people better manage their finances are longstanding passions of Daniel’s, and in his free time he writes about money-related matters in Italy, where he is currently based.

Three US stocks that pass the insider-buying test

One way to identify stocks potentially worth buying is to keep tabs on what company insiders are doing. Executives and directors are free to buy shares in their employer with their own money, and must disclose each trade to the public. When they buy, the assumption is they expect the company they know well to rise in value. The problem is most of these transactions aren't worth following. Many are routine share-plan top-ups or small gestures made to reassure nervous investors.

02 November 2026 at 09:19 pm AEDT

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