Eye On These 4 Stocks With Heavy Insider Trading

By Leonid Kanopka:There can be many reasons why insiders might sell their own company's stock: a big personal purchase like a house; cash to fund a charity; and many other reasons.

By Leonid Kanopka:There can be many reasons why insiders might sell their own company's stock: A big personal purchase, such as a house, cash to fund a charity, or many other reasons. Whichever the case is, insiders usually buy shares because they think the stock is a bargain and has upside potential.

By Leonid Kanopka:There can be many reasons why insiders might sell their own company's stock: A big personal purchase, such as a house, cash to fund a charity, or many other reasons.

By Leonid Kanopka:There can be many reasons why insiders might sell their own company's stock: a big personal purchase like a house; cash to fund a charity; and many other reasons.

By Leonid Kanopka: There can be several reasons why insiders might sell their own company's stock: Making a big personal purchase like a house, a need for cash to fund a charity, or other times insiders might sell because their stock is overvalued and no longer attractive at current prices.

By Benzinga: By Nelson Hem, Benzinga Staff Writer Insiders may sell shares for any number of reasons, but there is really only one reason insiders buy shares of a company -- they believe the stock price will move higher and they want to profit from it. Pullbacks and sell-offs provide a perfect opportunity for investors who have faith in a company to snap up shares. Here are some stocks that have seen insider buying recently.

By Brian Gorban:When buying a stock, I've found historically that looking at options volume is a great indicator for one simple reason: they provide fantastic leverage for investors. Each contract allows for an investor the right to buy (a call contract) or right to sell (a put contact) 100 shares, meaning 100 to 1 leverage essentially. Therefore, if I'm an investor and extremely confident about an upcoming earnings report, related news event, etc.

By Vatalyst: If a company’s future looks better than investors are expecting, insiders should be the first to know. We’ll look at five companies with heavy insider buying and see if value investors should start buying as well. While insiders sell for a variety of reasons, insiders typically buy because they think the stock price does not represent current value. These insiders already have significant stakes in their company because their pay and career are tied to it.