Wednesday, January 20, 2010

Insider Selling Outpaces Buying By 24 Times In Last Week

A bottle of Heinz horseradish sauce.

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Tyler Durden

What is there to say about the endless barrage of insider sales that hasn't been said for 9 straight months before. Insiders are selling into the never ending rally, as domestic mutual funds have no equity inflows, yet stocks somehow miraculously keep rising, providing yet more attractive exit price points for directors and insiders. In the past week insiders bought $18 million worth of stock and sold $419 million. There is no way to spin this data. There were no notable buyers, while Nelson Peltz was vacating HNZ shares with a vengeance, selling $30 million worth of the canned food maker. Ralph Lauren also apparently wasn't too hot on Polo's Spring/Summer collection.

Insider Selling Outpaces Buying By 24 Times In Last Week

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