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This site was created
and maintained by your fellow individual investors who got
frustrated at the fact that the most valuable information leading
to huge potential profits was deliberately hidden from us, or was
presented in such a way that it became practically useless.
Let's take Yahoo Finanace or MSN MoneyCentral or NASDAQ.
All these sites provide free insider trading data, but could you
use it in your investment or trading decisions? Very unlikely!
First of all, the data reflects transactions filed at
least a day ago! Second, you have to know the company in order
to find insider transactions, and since there are about 15,000
publicly trading companies reporting their transactions, how would
you know where to look? And third, suppose you found a company
with recent transactions. Then what? The available information
does not tell you the reasons for any particular transaction, nor
does it give you any clue for how much company stock remains after
transaction, etc. There are a couple of websites our there
that provide data as it gets to the Securities and Exchange
Commission. But look at their prices!!! So we decided to
change that and let the vital insider transactions data be
available for the guys like you an I. We know that this website
will help you select stocks worth looking at, and gain very
important insights into profitable trading decisions.
And here it is! Enjoy, and have lots of good trades!
Very often,heavy
insider trading leads to tremendous profits for the underlying
stock when the market has learned about them! But
you may be among the first privileged traders
to know and capitalize on this information. And you can afford it! This insider trading information can be extremely
profitable - if used and acted upon in a timely manner.
Recently, this information was available only to large
institutions and trading houses because of the very steep cost of
subscription. In fact, we tried to obtain it and had to pay
several hundred dollars a month. It cost us so much that we
decided to create a tool that would make the insider information
available to its subscribers at a nominal and affordable price!
Every day, individuals have the opportunity to invest in more that
15,000 U.S. stocks. But such an opportunity is also highly
confusing. How do you start narrowing
your investment choices? The answer lies in insider trading
data or, simply speaking, trading by directors and executives in
their own companies' shares. The insider trading is not only
legal, it occurs every day and is being reported by executives to
SEC - US Securities and Exchange Commission. This insider data is a great source of investment
ideas no matter how you prefer to trade. It is also
invaluable for following the stocks you already own. After all, who is in better position to know company's
outlook than its own owners and executives? By analyzing
the data submitted to SEC, an investor may not
know what the insiders know, but he would know what they do - and
this information is just as good! Professional investors
and large trading companies have enjoyed the timely access to
SEC's insider trading data for years and used it to help make
their investment decisions. Professional investors can afford to
pay hundreds of dollars per month to
access the detailed electronic databases of private firms that
specialize in aggregating and analyzing the insider trading data
from their original paper forms submitted with the SEC. By the
time the individual investors get a hold of the affordable public
versions of the data from SEC, institutions have already traded
and made profits on the information. This data obtained in a
timely matter by institutions gave them the
crucial edge over the individual investors for over 20
years! But the Internet and the SEC's 'EDGAR' project for
filling various financial forms electronically is changing this.
Recently, the U.S. Congress has passed a law to shorten the
filling deadline for insider transactions from a
maximum of 40 days to just two business days! This
means that now individual investors and traders can take full
advantage of available insider data at a very affordable price. In
fact, just one successful trade based on the insider data can pay
for your subscription many times over!
Insider trading is a term that most
investors have heard and usually associate with illegal conduct.
But the term actually includes both legal and illegal conduct. The
legal conduct is when corporate insiders - officers, directors, and
employees - buy and sell stock in their own companies. When
corporate insiders trade in their own securities, they must report
their trades to the Securities and Exchange Commission
(SEC). Illegal insider trading refers generally to buying or
selling a security, in breach of a fiduciary duty or other
relationship of trust and confidence, while in possession of
material, nonpublic information about the security. Insider
trading violations may also include 'tipping' such information,
securities trading by the person 'tipped', and securities trading
by those who misappropriate such information.
But one thing to realize is that if a company insider still
decides, despite all the troubles of filing reports and potential
exposure to law suits and shareholders anger, to buy or sell his own
company's stock, it generally means that, unless this is a planned
transaction, he knows that the profit from such
transaction will be well worth the trouble!