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Insiders Sell $5.4 Billion, Buy $128 Million In Stock In Month Of February
Following the insider dump of well over $1.3 billion in shares a fortnight ago, this week insiders sold "just" $503 million in shares of their companies, in 118 transactions. Alas, while the selling to buying ratio was a modest 61.4x at last check, the ongoing collapse in insider buying has once again reared its ugly head, and only $4 million worth of stock was purchased. The biggest insider purchases in the past week focused on CB Richard Ellis, Lorillard and Noble, with all at a million or less. On to selling, which is relentless: the top selling names were Sara Lee ($122 million), Franklin Resources ($51 million), and Intuit ($37) million. As for full month February, forget about it. Insiders sold a total of $5.4 billion and bought $128 million, a 41.6x ratio. In layman's terms: they can't wait to dump all they can, leading with Sensata insiders who sold $1.2 billion, followed by Microsoft selling $575 million and Molycorp $363 million.
Full weekly report, per Bloomberg:
And the full monthly report (just top 40 positions on either side):
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Paging Gupta, Blankfeinon line 1.
A thread made just for bad at math man.
BUY BUY BUY!!!!
March Madness!
Obviously these sellers are up to date with their anti-propaganda vaccine shots.
DO OR DIE
Another V-Bottom bought with full force and fury
RobotTrader - Tue, Mar 1, 2011 - 11:21 AM
And as tech stocks are bought with the utmost urgency, gold, silver, and crude sell off once again.
Oh shut up and BTFD already
It is actually die....because I capitulated and gave up my shorts.
let's see "media stock, media stock, media stock, media stock." i'm "sensing a theme." could it be...SATAN!!!!
Well....isn't that special!
luckily, insiders have been able to use company cash to ramp up their stock prices before unloading. so much easier than buying capital, hiring people and expanding the company....
The Casino has successfully spent 5 Trillion in advertising and now has enough hoodwinked patrons coming back to cover the amount of money that is being stolen from within. All the high rollers want to cash in their chips before the Casino closes its doors again, leaving the the one arm nickle dumpers stuck in the dark when the lights go out.
I would like to know how much of that money went into gold and silver eagles.
Is there anywhere else to put it?
Lopsided liquidation continues by insiders
no one wants to be left holding the bag this time, as it may be the final time
Oh big deal. Speed up the HFT algos abit more and all is good.
Do we have any historical data with which to compare these massive imbalances in insider buying/selling?
The current insider selling bothers me not because I think it is a harbinger of a top, but because it constantly reminds me how management steals shareholder money by dilution, and shareholders are stupid enough to keep buying at these paltry dividend levels.
Oh well..when in rome....
+1
If they're selling, who's buying? BENNY and the JETS
""""If they're selling, who's buying? BENNY and the JETS""""
well, yes...for now...we [The People/Taxpayers] will get stuck with the Tab later
No one inside the banking and financial system believe the US market anymore. They know that it's just a big ponzi scheme to get the rubes into buying into the market and the insiders into getting out.
So -- if the insiders have been getting out of equities from months -- what are they doing with the cash they have been receiving for the sales?