Co-Founder of Well-Known Creative Software Maker Offloads Shares, Retired CEO of Industrial-Product Maker Sells Shares, Plus Other Insider Trading
Corporate insiders have two means of buying and selling shares of their companies.
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Nine Insiders at Battered Casual Sit-Down Restaurant Chain Ruby Tuesday Inc. (RT) Buy the Dips, Plus Other Insider Trading
Heavy insider buying is usually viewed as a bullish signal within the investment community, mainly because there seems to be only one reason corporate insiders are buying shares...
Why Apple, Microsoft, Corning, Ariad, and More Are in the Spotlight
The markets are relatively quiet as the latest data shows that durable goods orders in the United States were relatively flat month-over-month in August.
High-Flying Hecla Mining Company (HL) and Constellation Brands Inc. (STZ) Register Insider Selling, Plus 3 Companies With Insider Buying
What have corporate insiders been doing during the broader market sell-off experienced in early 2016? Buying, buying, buying, much as they did in the aftermath of the financial...
Why Are Skypeople Fruit Juice, Sunworks, Emerson Electric and Two Other Stocks on the Move Today?
Among the stocks on investors' radars are Skypeople Fruit Juice Inc (NASDAQ:SPU), Sunworks Inc (NASDAQ:SUNW), Actuant Corporation (NYSE:ATU), Inventergy Global Inc (NASDAQ:INVT...
Actuant Corporation (ATU) and 2 Other Battered Companies Receive a Vote of Confidence from Insiders
Aside from analyzing the financials of companies, which involves the analysis of their balance sheets and quarterly earnings reports, some investors also monitor insider trading...
Insider Buying Investors Should Follow Witnessed At These 3 Companies
All U.S. stock indexes closed sharply in the red on the first trading session of 2016, as concerns over China’s growth slowdown are intensifying.
Noteworthy Insider Buys Reported At These 3 Companies Amid Low Volume of Insider Trading
Most stock market participants are looking forward to the Santa Claus Rally, which usually occurs during the last five trading sessions of each year.
Strong Insider Buying at Three Companies: Are These Stocks Undervalued?
The Federal Reserve hinted at the two-day policy meeting that a December rate hike is still probable, so the futures markets currently assign a 50% probability on a rate increase...
How Do Hedge Funds View These Stocks That Just Reported Earnings?
Paychex, Inc. (NASDAQ:PAYX) and Actuant Corporation (NYSE:ATU) are trending after reporting earnings earlier today.
Dreamworks Animation Skg Inc (DWA) and International Business Machines Corp. (IBM) Among Top New Holdings of Cove Street Capital
With $952 million worth of assets under management and 11 employees on its payroll, Jeffrey Bronchick's Cove Street Capital might not rub shoulders with its larger counterparts...
Should You Buy Actuant Corporation (ATU)?
Now, according to many of your fellow readers, hedge funds are assumed to be overrated, outdated financial vehicles of a forgotten age.
Hedge Funds Are Crazy About Polypore International, Inc. (PPO)
In the financial world, there are a multitude of methods investors can use to track stocks. Some of the best are hedge fund and insider trading interest.
Hedge Funds Aren’t Crazy About Zebra Technologies Corp. (ZBRA) Anymore
Is Zebra Technologies Corp. (NASDAQ:ZBRA) a buy right now? Prominent investors are in a pessimistic mood.
Do Hedge Funds and Insiders Love Actuant Corporation (ATU)?
Actuant Corporation (NYSE:ATU) was in 13 hedge funds' portfolio at the end of the first quarter of 2013.
Actuant Corporation (ATU): Are Hedge Funds Right About This Stock? – Generac Holdings Inc. (GNRC), ITT Corp (ITT)
Is Actuant Corporation (NYSE:ATU) a great investment right now? Money managers are becoming less confident.
Earnings Analysis for Actuant Corp. Cl A (ATU)
Actuant Corporation (NYSE:ATU) recently reported its preliminary financial results based on which we provide a unique peer-based analysis of the company.
These 3 Small Mining Stocks Could be GE’s Next Takeover Target
When he was head of General Electric Company (NYSE:GE), Jack Welch had one rule for his company: Be the top player in the field, or don't even bother.
