Insider selling has dominated buying over the past two weeks, and that should come as no surprise as insider buying dominated when the market was hit hard earlier this year.
One thing is for sure, the insiders at major companies continue to buy shares even as the S&P 500 creeps closer and closer to last year's all-time highs.
Volumes tend to dry up in the summer as traders and investors go on vacation, making it all that much easier for the short-sellers to exploit headline and market risk.
These two biotech companies not only have data that could prove to be huge, but the stocks have been absolutely hammered over the past year, offering the best entry points in some time.
In a new research report, the JPMorgan analysts focus in on three tech companies that are not only doing well currently, but should see solid traction in the second half of 2016.
A new Deutsche Bank research report is cautiously optimistic on the second half of 2016, and four energy MLPs were cited as the firm's top picks.
In a new Jefferies research report, the analysts circle in on stocks they feel are compelling values for investors now. We like three of the companies in particular.
These three top tech ideas posted solid first-quarter numbers and had a positive view of things to come for the rest of 2016.
A new Merrill Lynch research report makes the case that owning neglected stocks and selling crowded ones has been a winner, yielding almost 10% of alpha.
Despite the ongoing political candidate chirping, all of these quality big pharmaceutical stocks have been around, and they will continue to stay around.
Jefferies is out again this week with top value calls from some of the firm’s very best analysts, and we found four that could be solid additions to growth portfolios.
Despite struggling mightily over the past couple of years, hedge funds still have a ton of assets under management.
These four solid growth companies are trading well below recent highs and the Jefferies price targets. With very solid upside potential, they look extremely good now.
In a new research report, Stifel makes the case that NAND flash memory could see significant growth in the second half of 2016, as high as 20%.
With the first-quarter earnings pretty much digested, and expectations for the balance of the year a little clearer, analysts are making changes to their high conviction stock lists.
With the odds that the summer adds some volatility to the mix, shifting to the old-school tech stocks may not be a bad idea.
Since the low in March of 2009, the S&P 500 is up over 200%. But one strategist on Wall Street thinks the party is over and could be for some time.
The insiders are back and they are buying and selling. Until the period for second-quarter earnings rolls around in July, the windows for insiders will be wide open.
Despite the current uncertainty in the markets, insiders are once again stepping up to the plate and adding shares aggressively.
The resurgence at Cisco not only bodes well for these three top companies, but industry peers of the company as well.
