A Closer Look At Facebook's S-1 And Prospects

By Insider Monkey: Corporate insiders have material non-public information and they sometimes trade based on such information. Other times they have an edge because they know their companies and industries better than almost all other investors. We believe that by imitating the investments of corporate insiders, investors are more likely to beat the market in the long term.

By TradingFloor:I have been following Facebook (FB) for some time, and a couple of weeks ago I wrote about how Facebook might turn out to be a winner stock - in terms of providing a better return on investment relative to the general stock market.

By Kofi Bofah:Here we go again.

By Tedra DeSue:Investors will have the chance on Thursday to buy stock in one of the leaders in the special print industry, as CafePress Inc. (NASDAQ: CPRS is planning an initial public offering to raise $77 million.

By Insider Monkey: We get our investment tips from corporate insiders. through Form 4 filings. Corporate insiders have material non-public information and it’s not a secret that they sometimes trade based on such information. It still makes sense to imitate corporate insiders even when they don’t have material non-public information. They have an edge over most investors because they know their companies and industries better than almost all other investors.

By Insider Monkey: Israel Englander founded Millennium Management in 1989. Englander is one of the top paid fund managers today and Millennium has a portfolio of over $12 billion. Hedge funds devote significant resources to researching stocks and sometimes cross the line to try to obtain material non-public information before investing. Additionally, corporate insiders have material non-public information and they sometimes trade based on such information.

By Insider Monkey: Jim Simons is the founder of Renaissance Technologies. The fund’s returns are so spectacular that Simons became one of the richest people in the world. Hedge funds such as Renaissance Technologies devote significant resources to researching stocks and sometimes cross the line to try to obtain material non-public information before investing. Corporate insiders have material non-public information and they sometimes trade based on such information.

John Dalt submits:The market is caught in limbo as Democrats fight about the agreement between Obama and Republicans to extend the Bush era tax cuts. Politico reports that the Democrats were livid in a closed door caucus meeting Tuesday night.