Originally posted by spikefader
Choices, Choices...
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Ok guys another question, in every book I read it makes a big deal about insider ownership. Should you buy or not on that? Here's why..
TSAI- has less than 1% of insider ownership with 92.3% owned by Institutional investors can it go up?
JLG- has a 2% insider ownership thats not much better...
WSTC- By far has the highest percentage of insider owners at a staggering 66%... Shouldn't this factor into my choice?
GIL- has 16% ownership
My question is this If all the stock is owned by mutual funds how does the price continue to rise? Again guys I am new, just started investing with some of my money I made the last few summers because after this year I won't have to pay for college anymore.
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Dumping Shares
I could be wrong, but I don't consider insider ownership all that much. Here's why:
1. Insiders can dump shares staggering amounts of shares, lowering the price. And then they simply issue staggering amounts of new share to pay themselves in shares the next quarter.
2. Sometimes insiders issue huge dividends--far more than justified by the health of the company--because they own a staggering amount of shares, and thus they get the money and the shares.
In other words, inside ownership is not always an indicator of a safe investment.
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here's my 2 cents
of those two, TSAI looks to be the safer bet. JLG is flying a bit too high, for me to choose it over TSAI. Fundamentals for TSAI look great- consistent profit and reasonable P/E make it quite attractive.
FWIW, I still think GIL is better, but I'd trust your analysis over mine on this anyday, given the ~15 min I've put into it.
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Originally posted by OmahaInvestorOk guys I think I narrowed it down to TSAI and JLG.....any objections? Any thoughts or should I think of some new ones?
and now there's a double bottom test, so this is a really good time to buy at 34.46, with 4% stop.
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OK, I took my 1% loss and I'm stalking it once again since there is the channel long right here. Hopefully a nice neckline break will present itself to me.
alice, short-term target is upper channel 37.50 and rising. And I don't know if you use stops, but -4% from your position is actually a good strategic position to have a stop. If it takes that out, you don't want to hold it. Because at that point, it's a bearish chart and could go to 29.50 quickly.
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Originally posted by New-born babyMan, the Greenman made it a brutal day on the Street, didn't he? And am I glad I bailed Sosa with a $1 loss.
Everything is getting hammered now.
I'm switching to neutral tonight and closed my YM long for the tiny -3 loss. I can't watch it tonight and I'm hesitant about bullish prospects for the next few days.
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Originally posted by New-born babyMan, the Greenman made it a brutal day on the Street, didn't he? And am I glad I bailed Sosa with a $1 loss.
Everything is getting hammered now.
I wouldn't mind picking up some SOSA around 11.50...but then again when this hurricane hits (if it hits) the gulf, all energy shares will run.
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