High standards, top performance

Article Abstract:

An examination of the performance of the CDA-Investnet Insider's Chronicle Buy Side and Sell Side stock selections from Jan 11 to Mar 1, 1993 shows that the predictions were fairly accurate. The results showed that in the case of the buy side activity stocks, 17 out of 23 stocks selected increased in price. On the sell side activity stock slections, the success rate was slightly lower at 62.3%. In both cases, the report outperformed the Standards and Poor's 500.

Forecasts and trends, The Insiders' Chronicle (Periodical)

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Where the chips are coming off the table

Article Abstract:

Analysts continue to ponder the motives of insiders' buying and selling actions. It is ironical that many insiders continue to buy stocks during a period where most stock prices are low due to the poor US economic performance. A list of the top 10 insider trading activities is presented. Hewlett-Packard Co heads the list with an average stock price of between $80 to $90 per share recorded between May to June 1993.

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CML Group Inc. - CML

Article Abstract:

The recent decline in the CML Group Inc.'s stock prices has not hindered insiders from buying more shares. One the corporation's directors bought 50,000 shares in Jun. 1995 at $7.88 while another one purchased 10,000 shares in Jul. of the same year. Although share value has plummeted from $30 to $7, the directors' buying activities indicate that investment in CML Group stocks promises considerable returns.

Sporting and athletic goods, not elsewhere classified, Sporting and Athletic Goods Manufacturing, Physical Fitness & Exercise Equip, Securities, Exercise equipment, Exercise equipment industry, CML Group Inc., CML

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