CEO Bought Shares After a 30% Collapse?

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That age-old adage means you shouldn't try to buy a stock when it's tumbling down, because trying to perfectly time the bottom is incredibly difficult. Such was the case with industrial and aerospace manufacturer Barnes Group (NYSE: B) after its most recent earnings report. The company missed earnings expectations on October 27, which sent its stock tumbling over 30% in one day. It fell from the previous day's close of $29.98 to a low of $19.96. Oftentimes, when a stock takes a tumble, it keeps falling. But with Barnes, we soon saw a reason to be bullish again. Over the next week, Barnes Group CEO Thomas Hook bought $2.6 million worth of stock, increasing his stake in the company by 166%. And six other insiders have bought a total of nearly $1.4 million worth of shares since late October. Insider buying is a major sign that executives still believe in their company. And Wall Street noticed the activity. 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