Motley Fool: Is DraftKings Insider Selling a Red Flag?

One of the hottest stocks of 2020, Motley Fool notes that DraftKings just sold 46 million shares to the public less than two months after its SPAC IPO.

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Many of these additional shares came in the form of insiders cashing out portions of their stock holdings.

So should investors view this insider selling as a red flag or just a sign of healthy demand for the stock?

Luis Sanchez of the Fool writes:

DraftKings is currently unprofitable and requires capital to invest in the growing online sports betting market. So, the rationale for raising $640 million in fresh funds is clear. However, most insiders had an opportunity to sell shares in the IPO transaction completed in April. The fact that insiders sold an additional 30 million shares (slightly less than 10% of total shares outstanding) can be interpreted as the insiders viewing the valuation as rich.

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“I told all of my employees, not only are we going to open, but we are going to open on the first minute,” Stevens said.

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