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Yes for me, if managers or executives, directors, or others with inside knowledge of a public company are buying or selling shares, investors should consider doing the same thing. This is because they know their companies' prospects, such as trends, costs, order flow, supply and market outcome and so on.
Anyhow, before chasing each insider move, the outsiders might need to consider the factors that dictate the timing of trades and other factors before buying for consideration and ...
Anyhow, before chasing each insider move, the outsiders might need to consider the factors that dictate the timing of trades and other factors before buying for consideration and ...
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This type of situation really depends on the investor. I think a real investor wouldn't blindly follow a big fish, unless they know the company is failing! Or are not true investors. Find a few companies or stocks you believe in, do your research and stick with it. You could be a big fish ten years from now. Who knows! Just be smart and look at the big picture. And all the financials and info... "Look buffet is buying, let's buy!" Don't do that blindly either! I FOLLOW ME, M...
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You can see in the chart above the supports and resistance levels mapped out. In a bear market then it is more profitable to look for shorts in many investors opinions. So you should expect sellers to step in with volume near major resistance levels as seen above. These are the areas I will be trading the reversals or breakouts.
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Most of us would agree that Corporate Executive will have first hand news on the life or death of their company where Corporate Decisions are made, brief and executed by the Top Management. As such, whether the company is in the green or red in their P/L books are often disclosed as paycut, retrenchments or bonuses. Needless to say that Corporate Executives are always in the know and will therefore buy or sell their shares. In general, it is the corporate companies who are the Big...
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one of a good sign is the insider buy or sell. if the insider buy you know the stock is cheap and will be up very soon on the other hands, if the insider sell, it tells you that be careful of this stock something will happen soon and need your attention by looking for the company’s news, hype,and so on for selling preparation. I still believe that pick up when is dip for good stocks, will make you a profit by put the current ratio, P/E ratio , company’s cash on hands, and debt rati...
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agree. good technique
Insider news are hard to access for the common investors/speculators.
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New energy vehicle sales rebounded higher in May, with New Energy ETF and Intelligent Car Index both surging. In this regard, Zhongtai Securities said that with the full resumption of the automotive industry chain to resume production, coupled with the vehicle purchase reduction by half and the addition of stimulus policies in many places, auto consumption is expected to usher in a full recovery.
Core view：
1. New energy vehicle s...
Core view：
1. New energy vehicle s...
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Following what a company's executives do with buying or selling a stock is not a bad idea for sure. But I'd also think that before doing that ONE would need to know and understand why they're buying or selling their own stock. Also look at what the stock itself has been doing for, say, the last 1, 3 and 6 months.
Stick and forget when buying dips. Is this good or bad? I'd have to believe that would depend a lot on the parti...
Stick and forget when buying dips. Is this good or bad? I'd have to believe that would depend a lot on the parti...
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if the pros are doing it, it’s because they know something that the average investor doesn’t
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