TrimTabs’ Charles Biderman on massive insider selling
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August 31st, 2009 by AdvisorAnalyst
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As a follow up to last week’s comment on TrimTabs’ report last week re: insider selling vs. buying, here is the Bloomberg TV clip of Charles Biderman’s appearance.
“Insider selling is 30x insider buying, while corporate stock buybacks are non-existent. Companies are saying they don’t want to touch their own stocks,” said Biderman. “I don’t know where the money is coming from to keep the markets from not plunging.”
How about the fund managers described in Merrill Lynch’s Fund Managers’ Survey?
(h/t: ZeroHedge)
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Tags: Appearance, Bloomberg Tv, Buying Stock, Charles Biderman, Corporate Stock, Insider, Insider Buying, Money, Stock Buybacks, Stocks, Trimtabs, Tv Clip
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September 3rd, 2009 at 11:05 am
Massive insider selling is something to worry about. They know best what happens in their companies.
See also http://invetrics.com