While the volume of insider trading has slowed due to fourth-quarter earnings being reported, we continued to see some big sales in technology.
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations seen on Friday include Alphabet, Amazon, Bristol-Myers, CBS, Check Point, CSX, Facebook and PayPal.
With Wall Street pundits trying to handicap what a Trump administration means for the economy, one thing is sure: Buy stocks poised to deliver the goods and that have a positive outlook…
As we suspected, it now appears that many top insiders at companies put off selling shares last year, and moved their sales into 2017, and there is a very good reason.
In a recent research report, Jefferies outstanding internet analyst Brian Fitzgerald highlighted 10 top themes for the internet for 2017, and some of them are directly related to Donald Trump becoming president.
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations seen on Friday include Ciena, Comcast, Facebook, Mobileye, Netflix and Nokia.
The December 30 short interest data have been compared with the previous report. Short interest moves in these selected social media stocks were mostly down for this settlement date.
This past week we noticed many trades on the top technology companies, and given the solid advances in the stocks this year, it was no surprise.
The December 15 short interest data have been compared with the previous report. Short interest moves in these selected social media stocks were mostly down for this settlement date.
Super Mario Run, according to parent Nintendo, is a game you can “play with one hand”. The character runs wild in the new version, from course to course, and jump to jump,…
As 2016 draws to a close, insiders are taking advantage of all-time record highs in the markets to do some end of the year selling, and boy did they ever sell.
Twitter's deep flaws cannot be erased by its role as a medium for President-elect Trump or a large number of other celebrities.
Google sites were at the head of U.S. internet properties in November, according to comScore, ahead of second-place Facebook.
Consumer staples represented the largest aggregate purchases among the top 50 hedge funds during the third quarter of 2016.
Short interest moves in these selected social media stocks were mixed for the November 30 settlement date.
