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Multiple insiders selling shares over the past year may worry investors. The lack of insider buying and substantial selling suggests insiders may not view the shares as a bargain. Despite insider ownership, the history of sales is concerning.

Share market sentiment was largely driven by events in the US last week.
Earnings reports showed that tech companies by and large were performing better than expected and along with positive economic data showed that the US is likely headed for a soft landing as opposed to a recession. Meta (Facebook) in particular announced a very strong result and a maiden dividend.
The US Fed also met last week and the quick take-away was that rate rises are over but ...

RB Global's dividend sustainability is questionable as it's not well covered by earnings or cash flow. Despite a 2.4% average EPS growth over the last five years, the high payout ratio and limited earnings growth cast a shadow on future dividend growth prospects.

RB Global insiders notably selling over buying raises red flag. Insider ownership at 0.3% suggests some The ofclear two reports or multiplek alignment with shareholders despite being lower than average. Past patterns of sales exceeding purchases dictate caution for potential investors.

Investors seemingly prioritize company's revenue growth and recent insider buying over EPS, indicating a possible sacrifice in current EPS for growth. Expectations point towards a continued robust but slower performance in the foreseeable future.