Latest Insider sales
Neogen Director
These should not be allowed during the period of Qtr close and each company's earnings release.
They know the results already.
Trading plan tied to compensation or not. That is an entirely different aspect of insider sales as they use these plans to make it all ok in the public eye.
SEC needs a complete and total overhaul
https://www.finviz.com/insidertrading.ashx?tc=2
wouldn't want this information out now would we?
Sounds like you have the problem
https://www.finviz.com/insidertrading.ashx?tc=2
A little touchy on this subject.
Trading plans or not these people all know the results of last quarter.
By fighting it you just draw moar attention to it.
Thanks!
So this is nonsense?
Cap 3 is total insider sale from Feb '17 to present
https://www.secform4.com/insider-trading/1326801.htm
Neogen Corporation develops, manufactures and markets a range of products and services dedicated to food and animal safety. The Company operates through two segments: Food Safety and Animal Safety. The Food Safety segment produces and markets diagnostic test kits and related products used by food producers and processors to detect harmful natural toxins, foodborne bacteria, allergens and levels of general sanitation. The Animal Safety segment is primarily engaged in the production and marketing of products dedicated to animal health, including a range of consumable products marketed to veterinarians and animal health product distributors. The Animal Safety segment also provides genetic identification services. Additionally, the Animal Safety segment produces and markets rodenticides, disinfectants and insecticides to assist in the control of rodents and disease in and around agricultural, food production and other facilities.
https://www.marketscreener.com/NEOGEN-CORPORATION-10179/company/
Not a stock advice board. Places for that and it's not here.
Data doesn't lie.
$10,320,049,832 in total sales vs $0 in purchases. Since February '17
Tells quite a story doesn't it…
you see why they are so touchy now?
have no idea
o7
The insider sales have accelerated since start of the year. No coincidence the markets have had a 'rally' on lower than average daily volumes.
Yesterday was the first day in many that the NAS had over it's daily avg amount. And it just made it due to a flurry of volume on the last two ticks of the day.
It's called painting the tape…old term but relevant.
It's an acknowledgement of a question. You assume that was it's meaning.
Probably go listen to VP and find out for yourself.
Is It All Just One Giant Short Squeeze: Investors Rush To Pull Money Out Of US Stocks
After the worst December for stocks since the Great Depression, which saw the S&P500 tip into bear market territory if only for a few seconds on December 24, the market enjoyed a furious rebound last month, when it climbed 7.9%, the best January return since 1987, a fact that was not lost on president Trump who is back to tweeting about the market after taking a 3 month hiatus during the Q4 swoon.
Of course, as extensively discussed here and elsewhere, this miraculous rebound was entirely due to the Fed's bizarre, according to some laughable dovish reversal, which has put rate hikes on hold at least until the summer if not indefinitely with the market now officially expecting the Fed to cut rates in early 2020 when the recession hits, paradoxically giving stocks a green light to keep levitating up until the point the US economy contracts if not beyond: after all at some point, the Fed will have to launch QE4, and that as every shoeshine boy knows, is bullish for stocks which long ago ceased to reflect the economy and merely rise and fall based on how much liquidity the Fed is injecting or draining from the market.
And yet, something strange happened: at a time when stocks continued to surge, investors were not buying it the market's latest miraculous recovery, and according to EPFR, this week saw wildly risk-off flows with $9.4 billion allocated to bonds while $15.0 billion was pulled out of equities.
As Bank of America's Michael Hartnett points out in his latest Flow Show, not only were billions pulled out of US equity funds, with outflows on 10 of the past 11 weeks, culminating with $12.1BN in ETF outflows and $2.9BN in mutual funds outflows this week, but US equities have suffered record outflows in the past 3-months, amounting to $82.0BN, equivalent to a whopping 2% of all AUM, i.e. consistent with US equity bearishness at "events" & "big lows" of past decade.
So what accounts for this odd divergence? According to BofA it's all the Fed trade, i.e., "long risk, long leverage, short vol", as the fear of a credit event in Dec'18 caused the now infamous Fed capitulation on tightening… and it worked as credit ETFs, such as EMB/HYG/LQD, are all back at highs.
And yet, not all is well just yet, because as Hartnett notes, the BofAML Global EPS Model still forecasts 0% 2019 vs consensus +5%, adding that the model says end of EPS recession will be signaled by steeper US 2s10s yield curve (>50bps), as well as a rebound in Asian export growth, easy China financial conditions, and rising global PMI - in short "watch Jan ISM & new orders tomorrow…must bounce." It bounced in the US… it dropped pretty much everywhere else.
Hartnett concludes with what he dubs the "Most contrarian trade in world" which is now a Fed hike in 2019 - consensus now rushing back to "low growth, low rates" playbook of long credit, EM, growth stocks.
As such, the greatest irony of all would be if the Fed ended tightening just as wage inflation is set to accelerate further. As such, the best hedge against inflation & complete collapse in Fed credibility is short US dollar, long small cap value stocks.
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This is the reality of low volume rally's.
When a short is covered it is effectively a long purchase against borrowed shares
See here:
https://www.investopedia.com/terms/s/shortcovering.asp
https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2019-02-01/it-all-just-one-giant-short-squeeze-investors-rush-pull-money-out-us-stocks
well then you should realize the insider sales are elevated since the start of the year.
Don't give a shit about you opinion.
No one else does either.
>Newbs don't understand how to evaluate things. So they make wild speculations that make them look like idiots to anyone with knowledge of the area.
So nice to hear you say that no one can think for themselves.
You are an amateur
they are ALL sauced
sounds like there is a job for you
Get to work and stop complaining
the day before that announcement is a bit suspect don't you think?
Trading plan or not it is not very good optics.