Track Insider Buying and Selling
by Watching What The Pros Are Doing
Make TigerSoft's Closing Power Your
Trading Friend.
Updated
6/30/2012 www.tigersoft.com
TigerSoft
Studies of Insider Trading
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Don't Be Fooled by Scheduled Insider Sales.
This
is the SEC's "legal cover" that allows the insider trading.
Don't think that
scheduled insider sales prove that insiders are not trading on non-public information.
Scheduling them in advance
does not.mean they are not trading using non-public information. Advance
schedulied selling by
insiders can still be rigged to preced the release of bad news. Here's how:
1. The SEC failed to require the scheduled selling to pre-establish the number of shares
that will be bpught or sold. The insider determines at his convenience the number of
shares without giving any prior notice.
2. The scheduled selling can be moved up in time. They can be stopped or started.
3 A plan can, it seems, be set up to be implemented only a few weeks
later..
4. The release of the bad news can be delayed until the scheduled insider selling is
completed.
5. The scheduling date is flexible and can be changed. The date can be changed, for
example,
by factoring in price.
WikiLeaks
explains:
"Most of us think of
insider trading as illegal. It allows those with inside knowledge to tilt the playing
field,
with the small investors
invariably losing to the privileged few. Unfortunately for the small investor,
the big boys get to play by
different rules, and it has all been made legal, thanks to the SEC.
"In 2000 the SEC
promulgated Rule 10b5-1. The new Rule was designed to address the confusion
caused by a series of
court decisions that had left investors uncertain about what constitutes insider
trading. Rule 10b5-1
was designed to "clarify" what constitutes illegal insider trading.
"But top Wall
Street houses were not to be deterred from advantaging their big clients at the
expense of their small
ones. Wall Street firms like JP Morgan found loopholes in Rule 10b5-1
that allowed them to
continue trading on inside information "legally." Indeed, JP Morgan has gone
so far as to set up an
entire 'selling program' within its Securities division to help their clients
profit from the
loophole.
"Documents
obtained earlier this month by Wikileaks from JP Morgan Private Bank, which subtitles
itself as
"World class solutions for wealthy individuals and families", show the firm has
a dedicated '10b5-1
Selling program,'
along with a 'dedicated 10b5-1 team' to help its clients take advantage of the loophole.
"Here's
how it works:
"1. An
insider client transfers all or a portion of their company stock into a JP Morgan
Securities Inc. brokerage account.
"2. The insider then develops, in conjunction with the 10b5-1 team, a 'phased,
pre-planned
sales program to be executed at either market or specified prices'.
"3. Depending on the information available to the insider (but not the public), the
insider
can decide whether to execute the sale or not.
"By gaming the system this way, JP Morgan teaches insiders how to use their knowledge
to create a rigged market, one in which it is the "house" that always wins, and
the small
investor that always loses.
"Alan D. Jagolinzer, an assistant professor at Stanford University Graduate School of
Business,
completed a study of roughly 117,000 trades in 10b5-1 plans by 3,426 executives at 1,241
companies. He found that trades inside the plans beat the market by 6% over six months.
By contrast, executives at the same firms who traded without the benefit of plans beat the
market by only 1.9%.http://businessweek.com/magazine/content/06_51/b4014045.htm
(December 17, 2008)"
Jagolinzer explains:
"The words "prearranged trading plans" bring to mind a steady pattern of
trading over a
long period of time. When discussing their plans, companies tend to reinforce that
perception,
says LoPresti (who follows executive trades for Thomson Financial). But in
reality,
many executives sell huge numbers of shares in a very short time, and often right before a
tumble.
He then gives some glaring examples of insider trading which did
not disturb the SEC's rules
or rule-makers in any way.
"Consider
recent trades made by Paul J. Sarvadi, chairman and CEO of
Administaff Inc. " (AFF - Kingwood Tex.), a provider of personnel management
services.
The stock's price soared "from about 15 in May, 2005, to around 42 at the end
of October.
During that span, Sarvadi used a trading plan to sell shares worth an average of
around
$2.3 million a month. When the stock plateaued in November, his sales stopped.
By spring,
after the stock began another ascent, Sarvadi was ready to sell again. He instituted a new
trading plan on Mar. 9, and from Apr. 3 to May 1 sold shares for $19 million.
His timing
was impeccable. The last trade was at 59. On May 2, Administaff posted strong
first-quarter
earnings, but second-quarter forecasts disappointed investors. By May 3 the stock had
plunged 25%, to 44, then slid to around 31 by late July. Administaff declined to
comment."
(No stock chart is available. Sarvadi is now CEO of NSP
- Insperity. )
TigerSoft's Closing Power turned down a
a most timely point for traders in all the cases which
we
can chart in ur list here. Professionals, like market makers and hedge funds
operators
watch
for insider trading by compnay officials. They look for anything out of the
ordinary,
especially
for very large sell orders or sell orders coming from many different insiders
from
the same firm. Such insider selling is seen as a significant warning that
insiders know
that
there is bad financial news about to come out. In most cases, the Tiger Accumulation Index
also
weakened, but not as much as the Closing Power. Insititutions had not yet turned
bearish
in the rising general market of 2005 and 2006, from which these cases are taken.
"Matthew J. Szulik, chairman and CEO of software co. Red Hat Inc.,
appears to have had similarly good timing. After the stock nearly tripled in 2005,
he began
selling shares through a plan on Jan. 5, 2006, with sales of 1 million shares for
$24 million.
From late January to June, he sold roughly 1 million more shares for $28 million. The
stock
hit 32 in May. But weaker-than-expected results in the June and September quarters
sent the
stock tumbling, to around 16. Red Hat declined to comment."
Watch if the Professionals change their stance on the stock.
TigerSoft's Closing Power
will tell you what the Pros are doing with their own money, rather than what they may
simply be saying for effect. Compare the chart below with the chart for RHT in the
year earlier, the second one. See the rising Closing Power and the very high blue
Accumulation on the rally from 14 to 30.
RHT - 6 months earler showed high accumulation.
Following the lead of the Professionals
with the TigerSoft Closing Power made trading here very safe. Usually, we see more
red
Distribution from our Accumulation Index at the top. Institutions, judging from the
mostly positive Accumulation Index, remained mostly holders here. The Professionals
were proven correct by the continuing weakness of the stock. . I
"Take the
slew of trades made by executives at health insurer Aetna Inc.
(AET) earlier this year. From early October to mid-November, 2005, three execs set up
plans through
which they sold shares during the month of February, 2006. As the stock peaked above
50--up
from 10 three years earlier--Chief Financial Officer Alan M. Bennett
sold 233,333 shares worth
$14.2 million, Senior Vice-President Craig R. Callen cashed out for $3 million, and
John W. Rowe, who retired as CEO that month but remained executive chairman through
September, sold shares for $44 million. The stock peaked on Feb. 23. Some
analysts began
raising questions about whether Aetna had priced its policies too aggressively the
previous fall.
Those fears appeared to be confirmed in April when results for the March quarter showed
that Aetna was spending a higher portion of its premiums providing care than it had a year
earlier.
The stock lost 20% in one trading day. In July, when second-quarter numbers showed things
getting worse, shares fell 17% in a day. An Aetna spokesman says selling was part of their
"systematic planning" for retirement and other things"
That several executives were selling is significant. It strongly suggests they were
selling
not for personal reasons, but because they knew the stock had beccame very
vulnerable.
Wall Street professionals saw this selling and became net sellers soon aftwards.
"In late April, for example, after a 10-month run in which shares of Memphis-based
electrical manufacturer Thomas & Betts Corp. (TWB)) doubled, to
almost 60,
two top officials began selling shares. Over the next six weeks, CEO Dominic J. Pileggi
sold $7
million worth of stock, while CFO Kenneth W. Fluke sold $6 million worth over five weeks.
In June, as the company's growth slowed, the stock fell below 50; a month later it was
down to 45.
Thomas & Betts declined to comment other than to say the plans were set up in
mid-March.
"Broadcom Corp. (BRCM) CEO Scott A. McGregor sold shares
from May, 2005,
through March of ...(2006). But while his automatic sales in 2005 averaged 2,750 shares a
month for
around $110,000, in January his trading went into overdrive. From Jan. 3 to Mar. 2 he sold
some
350,000 shares for almost $19 million. Many of those sales came as the stock surged toward
46
on Jan. 27 on better-than-expected performance. After analysts slashed their earnings
estimates in
April, the stock began a three-month slide, to around 22. While the stock was also hurt by
probes
into Broadcom's stock options practices, in July it also said third-quarter growth would
fall well below
forecasts. Broadcom did not respond to repeated requests for comment."
Professionals must have noticed CEO McGregor's big increase
in selling, because soon afterwards
they became net sellers.
"Netflix
Inc. (NFLX)) CFO Barry W. McCarthy Jr. sold 4,000 shares a week
from November, 2005, to July, 2006. But on Apr. 19--less than a week before the stock
peaked
at 31--McCarthy sold an additional 40,000 shares for $1.2 million."
If
you study market history, as much we have since 1981, you will
see that our Tiger Accumulation Index measures of insider buying is
much more effective in predicting stock behavior than watching the
published reports of "insider" trading, as the US Securities and
Exchange Commission now defines it. And it works with overseas
stocks, too, for which there are no published reports of insider
buying and selling. It works so well because it measures all
"insider buying", not just that which is reported to the SEC.
In 1973, I produced the calculations for the Accumulation Index on a number
of stocks. They were all so bearish that I thought I had made a
mathematical mistake in the formula. I had not. It was the start of
the 1973-1974 bear market. True story.
The TIgerSoft Accumulation Index is one of several technical
tools for stock market analysis we have invented. Another is
our Professional versus Public Buying
and Selling concept.
Most 2009 TigerSoft stock charts show the same bullish divergence
at the start of long advance: the Tiger Public Buying shows
heavy selling and skepticism while Professionals are very aggressively
Buying. See how the Public distrusted AAPL's early rise while
Professionals bought aggressively.
These indicators produce Tiger's automatic Buys and Sells.
They have been extensively back-tested back to 1979, even earlier.
With TigerSoft it is to easy to spot insider Stock Buying and
Insider Selling.
Imagine the
disappointment felt by those holding a declining
stock in the wonderful rally of 2009. Look at the chart below.
See how TigerSoft picks up on this stock's extreme bearishness
in
two important and unique ways, besides price trend.
1) The first is the way the Tiger Accumulation Index
frequently
dips below -.25 in red territory and thereby confirms the
falling price trend.
2) The second key warning for us is that Professionals were
selling
and it was the Public that was Buying. See at the
bottom of the chart how
the two lines representing these two perspectives diverge. Public buying
from Professionals is a loud siren.
A
daily TigerSoft chart below shows a year's price fluctuations
Most important is what the internal strength TigerSoft
indicators
at the chart's bottom shows. Most important are Extreme
Bulges
in the Tiger Accumulation Index. They show insider buying.
These bulges very often occur months before big price advances.
Insiders are buying because they are anticipating very good news in
the stock. It is that
good news which makes the stock rise. Very often
the Public does not believe
the early rally. But, typically, at some point, the
Public becomes a believer in the
stock. That is not immediately
bearish/ In fact, the
biggest gains take place in the later stages of
stock's long advance very often come when both the Public and the
Professionals buy the stock. This may create a buying climax, or
it may just bring the stock up to a much higher price plateau.
It is
worth noting that this "acceleration-up" bullish condition is one
our Tiger Ranker's best flags. It allows traders to make the big gains
in the shortest period of time.
Below are some
Bullish examples of intense insider buying,
Public skepticism, Professional Buying and
late-stage Public
buying. The bulges of Blue Accumulation produce
red Buys.
Automatic Buy arrows
appear when the bulges and Professional
buying are considered very significant. The Buy B12, B20 and B24
signals show when TigerSoft users should buy the stock. Tiger
users may or may not know anything about the company. All they
need to know is that insiders and professionals are buying and that
TigerSoft has back-tested this method of
trading extensively,
as far back as 1928.
SCSS (below) is a another recent example. Click on CNAM, CYT, DTG,
EZPW, NENG, PCYC, SANM and WAVX to see some others. In
each case, notice
how the bulge of insider buying and TigerSoft automatic Buys soon afterwards
brought very profitable rallies.
It's true: these are smaller, less well know companies. That's where
the most opportunity has usually been. Bigger capitalization stocks
show the same characteristics. Mostly they don't move up as much.
Our website has hundreds of examples of the importance of looking for
these bulges of insider buying and watching what Professionals, not the
Public, is doing with its money, in all types of stocks, commodities and ETFs.
USE TIGERSOFT - TRADE LIKE AN INSIDER
So, now you see that you CAN Trade The Stock Market
like An Insider. The
major difference is that with TigerSoft
you can do it legally.
Insiders invariably trade at a huge advantage. Many know exactly
what the news will be for their company. Many trade illegally,
because the SEC is ineffective and serves mainly to make
individual stock investors think the playing field is level.
Below is a recent typical Tiger
pick. Study the TigerSoft chart.
See how it showed bulges of key insider buying and was a Buy
when the automatic Buy Signals appeared.
TURN INSIDER TRADING TO YOUR ADVANTAGE
BUY WHAT INSIDERS ARE BUYING
SELL WHEN INSIDERS ARE SELLING
Odyssey Exploration - 2007 - is just one example
among thousands.
Someone always knows first. And,
most likely, he tells his wife or
someone else as part of a mutual
"back-scratching" business arrangement.
When an insider buys a lot of the stock in the
exploration company
he works for, his stock broker will usually
take notice and starts buying,
too. I would say such cases show
that it is nearly impossible to prevent
serious insider buying, even when the
company takes every step it can
to prevent it, as Odyssey in the example below
appears to have done.
Discovery
of The Black Swan - Discovery Channel
Odyssey Exploration, a publicly traded company in
Tampa,
discovered more than a half a billion dollars worth of Gold
and Silver in a 400-year old sunken treasure ship in the
Spring of 2007. The key oceanographer, Ernie Tapanes, who
made the actual discovery then bought more than 42,000 shares
of the company's stock before the company released the
information to the public.
I would say that judging from the jump in trading activity in the
stock at this time (See below), the oceanographer did not keep
the secret very well, even even though he and other Odyssey
employees had been advised by the company, that such
purchases would be illegal insider trading. Odyssey employees
were at the time required by the company to sign non-disclosure
pledges and a statement that they would not buy the stock until the
public announcement.
Tapanes was not the only eager new buyer in the last
two months of the chart below, when the stock rose 50% and
right before the public announcement of the discovery. Other insiders,
as TigerSoft defines them, who did not even work for the
company, were very likely pushing the stock up. The term "insiders"
refers to anyone privy to material non-public knowledge about the
company's prospects, not simply the CEO, officers of the company
or Board members who are legally required to report transactions in
the company's stock. The nested Tigersoft "B12", "B20" and
"B24"
signals register such trading and are our alerts. (For more
information about what is legally defined as "insider trading"
and TigerSoft's working definition of it for trading purposes, please
see - http://www.tigersoft.com/Insiders/index.html
)
Keeping A Secret like This Is Next To Impossible.
We will never know with any certainty who these other buyers were
and why they bought Odyssey at this time. Did Tapanes tell his wife
why he was buying 42,000 shares of stock? Did she tell others?
Did he or she call home to Canada or Cuba and tell anyone? I believe
it's more likely he told others. Who could keep a secret like this?
Tapanes, after all, was the one who found the treasure. Most people
in this situation would be bursting to tell of their life's dream come true.
Nevertheless, the law required him to tell no one. Once he started
working for a publicly traded company, he had fiduciary responsibilities
to the company's shareholders.
Did the brokers who took the unusual order to buy shares in the
exploration company by the lead explorer there, take note and buy
shares themselves? My experience with stock brokers suggests
they probably did. That's how they make a living! Did they tell
others? Again, that's how they make a living.
Motivations are always hard to disentangle. They are even harder
to prove. To further confuse the issue of why OMEX rose 50% in
the two months before the public announcement of the discovery,
we must mention that in March 2007, the Spanish government finally
consented to the company's excavation of the previously discovered
British ship, the Sussex. Spain had blocked this for 14 months.
(Source.)
What's more, the DJIA rose 10% from March to May 2007.
Our Recommendation To Buy
All we know for sure is that TigerSoft recommended buying
Odyssey at 4.24 on our Stocks' Hotline and Elite Stock Professional
(ESP) service two weeks before the company announced the
discovery of the "Black Swan". Here is an email I got at the
time:
May 18th, 2007
"Bill,
Just wanted you to know you made me a lot of money today...
OMR (now OMEX) entered my watch lists after showing up in the Elite report...
Not a bad day, up about $60,000 in a single stock. Without Tiger
I never would have found this...
Thanks, JS"
Odyssey Exploration's Stock
Prices
Just before The Accouncement
of The Discovery of The Black Swan
in May 2007
Announcement about The Treasure's Discovery
Not surprisingly, when the discovery was made public the stock
immediately doubled, at which point the the oceanographer
promptly sold his shares. The stock soon collapsed as Spain
challenged the company's right to "their" gold and short-sellers
ganged up on the stock, figuring that all the good news was
now out and most people who had been interested in buying the
stock aggressively would have already done so... Our Accumulation
Index quickly turned negative. This can occur when professional
short sellers take control of the stock. In other cases, it means
insiders are selling the
stock.
Below is the TigerSoft chart of Odyssey back then. Note that we
define bulges of our TigerSoft Accumulation Index above +.50 to be
"insider buying". The legal definition of "insider trading" is
not
practical for trading purposes. "Insider" trade reporting as required
by the SEC is quite limited in scope, applying mostly to the officers
of a company.
Odyssey Exploration - 2006-2007
The SEC's Reaction
Even the SEC admitted this was an egregious case of insider trading.
The toothless Bush SEC did not seek a criminal prosecution. It did not
require Tapanes to say under oath who else he had informed,
outside the company. Instead, Tapanes relinquished his profit
and paid an additional $107,000 fine. The SEC has said that no other
Odyssey employees were under suspicion of insider trading.
The St. Petersburg Times wrote: "Odyssey executives distanced
themselves from Tapanes on Thursday. In a written statement, the
treasure-hunting company identified him as "one of many independent
consultants" and "not a direct employee." But published accounts
show that the quiet, cigar-smoking Tapanes has been an integral part
of the company's success."
(Source: http://www.sptimes.com/2008/01/18/Business/Illegal_insider_tradi.shtml )
There are two morals here: (1) Heed the classic adage:
"Buy on the rumor and sell on the news." (2) Use TigerSoft.
The SEC is there to only give the appearance of a level playing field.
We at TigerSoft were not privy to the rumor; yet we recommended
buying Odyssey at 4.25 two weeks before it doubled, simply
because of the bulge of insider buying that the TigerSoft charts
showed. ( On July 15, 2009 the SEC charged six Odyssey
insiders with insider trading.)
If you study market history, as much we have since 1981, you will see
that our Accumulation Index measures of insider buying is much
more effective in predicting stock behavior than watching the
published reports of "insider" trading, as the US Securities and
Exchange Commission now defines it. And it works with overseas
stocks, too, for which there are no published reports of insider
buying and selling. The TIgerSoft Accumulation Index is one of
several technical tools for stock market analysis we have invented
and extensively back-tested that is truly indispensible to someone
seriously seeking consistent stock profits.
The battle for investment Survival Just Got
A Lot Easier with TigerSoft..
Insider Selling Is Rampant before A Bankruptcy or Steep Stock Decline.
Examples:
WAMU, CITIGROUP, BANK OF AMERICA, NORTHERN ROCK,
CHINESE STOCKS, INDY BANK, GENERAL MOTORS...
How Does TigerSoft Spot Insider Selling?
Deeply Negative (red) Accumulation and False Rallies.
Example: Apple Computer's stock
dropped 50% in three weeks in 1987.
TigerSoft spotted it and warned customers of an impending
general market collapse. The method for spotting its top
has worked in calling general market and stoock tops
since 1929, as you will see below. The TigerSoft "S9"
on APPLE was very bearish, given how far up the stock was.
AAPLE - 1987 Top
What Identifies An Explosive Super Stock BEFORE It Doubles or Triples?
Lengthy periods of Positive (blue) Accumulation and
Intense Bulges of Accumulation and New Price Highs
Many examples - see AMGN, IST, KIRK, DDRX etc...below
Our trading strategy is simple.
First, know if the general
market is safe
or dangerous, by using Peerless Stock
Market Timing.
See Peerless Stock Market Timing:
1915-2009,
Secondly,
know whether Insiders and
Professionals Are Buying or Selling Your
Stocks.
Please read on for
more exmples.....
With TigerSoft it is to easy to spot early-on insider Buying and
Insider Buying
Steadily (blue) Accumulation means heavy institutional buying.
Example: AMGN 1990 -
hit $95 in 2000.
More information - Tiger's Power Ranker
If there are bulges of (blue) Accumulation above +.50 and prices
rise afterwards, consider savvy insiders themselves to be buying.
Use next automatic TigerSoft Buy then
and hold until (blue) 50-day
mvg.avg, is violated.
KIRK in 2009 is now 14.24, up 300% in 4 months!
There are many more like this in the stealthy 2009 Bull
Market.
Example: Take-Over target - IST rise from 9 to 38 in a year,
Insider Selling
If the the Accumulation Index becomes steadily (red) negative
and drops below -.25, consider insider selling to be taking place.
Examples:
Dow Jones Industrial Avg, in 1929
False rallies showing (red) negative distribution
bring major severe market declines and bear markets.
See the false rally tops in the DJI
charts of 1966,1972, 1987,
2000 and 2007 at the bottom of this page.
Peerless Stock Market Timing:
1915-2009 shows them all.
Insiders knew BANKRUPTCY was coming to INDY-MAC!
WASHINGTON MUTUAL: 2007-2008 Go To ZERO!
TigerSoft
warned it would go bankrupt in 2007 after seeing
how
extensive the insider selling was, specifically by its CEO.
Chinese Stock Index in November 2007.
Our TigerSoft
predicted a Crash for Chinese stocks
Insider Selling in England
British Northern Rock Debacle Made
Insiders A Billion Pounds
General Motors
So, trading and investing need not be difficult or dangerous.
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you learn" what we show you based on 28 years of
intensive studies of the financial markets.
(C) 2010 www.tigersoft.com
Since 1981, we have been helping investors and traders gain in
the stock market by showing them how to spot insider buying and
insider selling, using TigerSoft's Accumulation Index, Tiger's Closing Power
and Peerless Stock Market Timing: 1915-2010. Without such tools,
trading losses are a high risk in markets like we have just seen.
"CALLING ALL TOPS" -
SAFETY IS THE FIRST PRIORITY
The 2003-2007 bull market ended with
multiple sets of major sells
and a key support failure, This we show elsewhere is exactly how all
other bull markets have ended since 1928. That year's data is the
earliest there is for producing all the automatic Buys and Sells on
our Peerless Stock Market Timing,
2007 - MARKET TOP
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PROFITS ARE EASY - WHEN YOU'RE AN INSIDER
OR WHEN YOU USE TIGERSOFT!
TigerSoft will show you how to
make Goldman Sachs pay!
Goldman
Sachs Is "The GREED CONNECTION" between Wall Street and Washington
http://www.tigersoftware.com/TigerBlogs/April-7-2009/index.html
Paulson
Takes Corruption and Cronyism To Dizzying New Highs.
http://www.tigersoft.com/Tiger-Blogs/September19-2008/index.html
Goldman Sachs has its people everywhere in
government.
Small wonder it
is the most profitable, glorified Wall Street
hedge-fund,
masquerading as a commercial bank so that
it can get access
to cheap money at the Federal Reserve.
The CEOs at these companies have little shame.
So, don't
be surprised when
they try to steal your money, if you
don't have
TigerSoft to tell you the score and show you
how the game is
being played. Example: last September,
Henry Paulson,
Bush's Treasury Secretary - who had
previously been
Goldman's CEO, arranged a taxpayer gift
of $12.9 BILLION
for Goldman when he bailed out AIG.
If AIG - the big
insurance company - had been allowed to fail,
as Goldman's
rivals - Bear Stearns and Lehman Brothers -
did,
Goldman would be probably have gone broke or
have become just
another $10 has-been stock!
But Goldman had
been slipping protection money to Paulson,
now worth 1/2 Billion,
in the form of years of huge bonuses.
And now - what a
surprise! - we discover that Obama's
biggest campaign
contributor was none other than Goldman
Sachs. Not for
nothing as a result - but for a million dollars
up-front, Obama has
publicly declared that Wall Street had
done nothing criminally
wrong or fraudulent in bringing on
the 2007-2008 World
Financial Collapse. This Obama assures
us, while refusing to
order a full-blown investigation of
the facts behind the
Crash before prejudging Goldman's
innocence!
http://www.tigersoft.com/Tiger-Blogs/September19-2008/index.html
Goldman's TigerSoft Chart show how bullish a stock can
look
when the companies'
insiders know it is fully backed and
financed by the US
Government. The public thought Obama
would reform Wall
Street! Insiders at Goldman knew he
was their ally, protector
and benefactor!
TIGERSOFT CHART of GOLDMAN SACHS
In our opinion,
far too many CEOs are over-paid criminals.
They add insult to injury by then selling
millions of
dollars worth of their companies' shares at
the top
and buy them back at the bottom.
Too harsh? Who but a crook would take 1/2
Billion from
a company's shareholders and customers
and then sell out
his shares at the top, six months before the
company goes
bankrupt, for all practical
purposes?
With TigerSoft, we can see this insider
selling, as it is taking
place. We could even sell short
these shares and make
"killer short sale profits."
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The soon-to-be criminal case of Anthony Mozilla,
ex-CEO of Countrywide Financial.
June 5, 2009 - Countrywide's Mozilo
charged with fraud, insider trading by SEC
Don't expect CNBC to tell you to sell.
CNBC's Jim Cramer urged his viewers in 2007 NOT to sell Countrywide.
February 7, 2007 - http://www.thestreet.com/story/10337828/jim-cramers-stop-trading-buy-countrywide.html
August 16, 2007 - http://www.thestreet.com/story/10374792/jim-cramers-stop-trading-dont-sell-countrywide.html
TigerSoft's Blog on August 2, 2007
showed folks how to find the best stocks like Countrywide to go short.
TIGERSOFT CHART of COUNTRYSIDE
FINANCIAL, 2007
SO MANY EXAMPLES OF INSIDER TRADING.
Insider selling before the collapse of a stock
is rampant.
Investors and traders need TigerSoft for their
own protection.
Here are some TigerSoft links showing insider
selling, heavy
(red) Distribution from TigerSoft and
subsequent price
collapses in shares:
Washington
Mutual - ex-CEO Killinger
CitiGroup - Board
member, ex-Goldman CEO,
US Treasury
Secretary under Clinton - Robert Rubin
Bank of America - Ken Lewis
Ryland Group - Dreier Chad
Donald Trump
Here
are the three greediest of the greedy - CEOs who
defrauded shareholders and committed insider trading and
stock
manipulation. thestackeddeck.com's
This was
prepared before Goldman Sachs took the stage in 2007-2009,
Ken
Lay of Enron CEO
Card
Caption:
This part-time Bush advisor and full-time millionaire was
selling company stock while telling employees to buy. Big surprise Enron folded
under his watch. He happily drove up energy prices in 2001 by manipulating
the energy futures, causing deadly "brown-outs.".
Dennis
Kozlowski - Tyco CEO
Caption- "A true Tycoon of corporate
malfeasance: tax evasion, grand larceny,
enterprise corruption, falsifying business records, and securities fraud."
Martha Stewart and
Sam *the weasel)
Waksaal of Imclone.
What A Stock Looks Like Headed To ZERO!
TIGERSOFT's ACCUMULATION INDEX
and CLOSING POWER ARE THE DIFFERENCE.
One
more example - CitiGroup. It hit $1.00 a share in March 2009.
CRUDE
OIL: 2007-2008 Illustrates how quickly the Tiger Accumulation
Index can change from BULLISH ACCUMULATION to BEARISH DISTRIBUTION.
The trend-changes of Tiger'S Closing Power confirmed the trend-change.
Both tools were
invented by TigerSoft and have been back-tested as far
back as 1928.
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INSIDER BUYING IS THE SINGLE BEST
PREDICTOR
OF A FUTURE EXPLOSIVE SUPER STOCK
Bulges of intense
(Blue) Accumulation show insider buying. If the insiders are
savvy and the
general market holds up, prices will soon breakout to new highs
and advance
quickly. Only after prices have already risen a long way will the
good news that
propels them upwards come out. That is when the broad public
usually buys.
We want our people to get in at the beginning of the move. The
early major Buy
signals tell us when to buy. We hold as long as the trend is up,
using the blue
50-day moving average. TigerSoft makes finding such stocks
very easy.
Our Peerless Stock Market Timing tell you when the market is safe.
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