Insiders and Institutions At Work:
Is It Legal?
Glenn H. Epstein is the CEO at Intermagnetics
General Corporation.
Leo Blecher is an officer also at Intermagnetics
General Corporation.
Epstein, Blecher, and some of the company's
officers bought over 140,000 shares of their company stock at
$11.78.
Then just fourth months later, Intermagnetics
General's stock was trading at $22 - 86.7%
return and against a falling market!
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Some would say they are bold headed because
Intermagnetics General was trading at its 52 week low.
However, once you look at their past records, you would say
different.
"9 out of the 9 past insider buys by Mr.
Blecher, stocks were higher afterwards with a 3 month average
return of 125.83%!!! And 8 out of the 8 past insider buys by
Mr. Epstein, stocks were higher with a 3 month average of
138.51%!!!"
Quite an impressive record. But they are not
the only ones.
The chairman of Select Comfort, Patrick A Hopf,
bought 48,500 shares of its company stock at the market price of
$1.50.
Two years later, Select Comfort almost multiplied
eight fold trading at $12.13 - a 708.66%
return! That's $8,086.60 for every $1,000 invested!
Then there's Myron W Wentz, the President of Usana
Health Science, who bought 30,100 shares at
$2.447.
Just ten months after, its stock price soared to
over $16 per share - a whopping 577%
gain!
Would you want to put your money against investors
who are always right? I didn't think so. You and I
would probably rush to invest our money along with theirs.
Harold C. Simmons (Billionaire Investor) -
For 10 out of his 10 inside purchases, stocks shot up by an average of
122.91% after 6 months.
William B. Elmore - The Last 16 Times He
Bought Inside Shares, It Went Up An Average of 77.39% In 6 Months
What's The Deal With Insider
Trading? Isn't It Illegal...
Insiders are required to report any changes in beneficial
ownership of shares in a public company to the Securities and
Exchange Commission. Moreover, The Sarbanes-Oxley Act of
2002 shortened the reporting period to 2 business days and that
all reports must be filed electronically.
This regulation created the ultimate stock indicator for you that
works regardless of a rising or falling market -- treat it as a
blessing from the government. Or you could look at it this
way...
It is so predictive that the government has to
regulate it.
According to the SEC: "Many investors
believe that reports of directors' and executive
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According To Forbes: "One
of our favorite bullish indicators is insider buying"
According To SmartMoney: "... portfolios based on insider
activity have impressive results. And money managers pay hefty
fees to firms that track insider buying and selling." |
officers' transactions in company
equity securities provide useful information as to management's
views of the performance or prospects of the company."
There is really no better buying signal than company insiders
buying loads of their own company shares. After all, who
knows the company's inside workings better than insiders.
This is probably the best stock indicator to individual investors,
compliments from the government.
If It Got Any
Easier, They Might As Well Hand You The Money
A little while ago, the
executives at Autozone suddenly started buying large blocks of its
company shares at around $22.
Specifically, it started with Timothy D. Vargo,
President; Charles M. Elson, Director; and a few other executives.
They snatched up half a million dollars worth of company stocks just
before it started to take off.
Eighteen months later, Autozone was trading at $80
a share. That's a 263%
return -- while the market tanked!
During that time, Autozone had aggressively opened new
stores across the nation.
The company insiders know about the plans within
the company that the outsiders, especially the individual
investors, could never know until it is too late.
But let me tell you this, it doesn't matter to
you!
You don't have to know about the actual events
that will take place within the company. You just need to
deduce from the insider trading activities whether the particular
stock will skyrocket or not.
Get Only The Real Deal
Now. This doesn't
mean you should buy a company whenever insider trading activity is
detected. In the real world, things are never that simple.
There are insiders who
are buying to make money. There are insiders who are buying
to show colleagues they are really part of the team. Then
there are insiders who are buying to cheat the record.
Finally, there are everybody else. Since most insider
trading activities are really just fakes, Value Discovery is put in place for you to consistently pick out
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