A sudden end to the Iran war would strike a blow against oil prices and energy stocks. Yet company insiders are buying.

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The implication is a belief among insiders that the stocks are going higher from here, not lower.

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A sudden end to the Iran war would strike a blow against oil prices and energy stocks. Yet company insiders are buying.

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