Lots of interesting posts regarding recent insider buying and selling activity.
5 stocks with blizzard like insider purchases (Insider Monkey)
Insider Weekend (SINLetter)
Biderman of TrimTabs still doesn’t know who’s buying stocks (Distressed Volatility)
Weekend Update (Buy/Sell Signal Generator)
3 investment traps for 2011 (Yahoo Finance)
Allan Murray runs a good interview with Joel Cohen, a former federal prosecutor and insider trading expert.
Good points about duty, hedge funds, insider investing and the gray areas surrounding implicit duties for confidentiality.
[ht: Finance Professor]
Over on Tradestreaming, I just posted one of the strategies from my book. Specifically, research points to an interesting, profitable anomaly in the trades made by corporate insiders. Building a strategy by mimicking a subset of some of these moves has proven significantly outperform the markets.
Not all insider trades are created equal and investors need [...]
In my book, Tradestreaming, I devote a whole chapter to Following Insiders’ Moves (learn more about my legal insider trading strategy). In essence, the activities of corporate insiders are very instructive for investors who follow them in a variety of scenarios. There are proven strategies to mirror corporate insiders’ investment moves (many of which are [...]
Picking up on recent theme showcasing 6 top resources for following top hedge fund managers (piggyback investing) and the web’s best stock screens, I’d like to spend a little ink on bubbling up the best resources to track insider moves.
Research (much good work has been written about in Investor Intelligence from Insider Trading by finance [...]
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