Maybe, just maybe, investors are starting to see the light at the end of the tunnel, and it’s not the selling train that has run shareholders over since the start of 2016.
Despite the market rally, insiders are still buying at big levels, while insider selling remains dormant. This is a very positive sign for equity investors and the market as a whole.
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations seen on Thursday, February 11, 2016, include Cisco, Dish Network, First Data, Level 3 Communications, Regions FInancial, SolarCity, Tesla, Twitter and Visa.
The ups and downs of 2015 didn’t keep executives and 10% institutional owners from buying shares, and this past week, which marked the end of 2015, was no exception.
One thing is for sure, the insiders and 10% owners did some late shopping and continued to buy stock this past week at a furious pace.
One interesting tidbit to this week's insider trading was all the energy stocks that are showing up. It is clear many insiders feel the bottom is close and now is the time…
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Most major companies seem to be raising their dividends year after year. That may be the case for most companies, but certainly not all.
The recent market volatility has allowed many insiders an opportunity to add stock at better price points, especially in the beaten-down energy sector.
While it is hardly unexpected, as the stock market continues to print new highs, the number of shares being bought by insiders continues to drop.
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This past week, regular buyers returned and some executives took advantage of a price dive to load up on company stock.
Despite a shortened week of trading in the equity markets due to the Labor Day holiday, there was a still a sizable herd of corporate insiders adding to their holdings.
