Get On The Inside

Every time a corporate insider buys or sells their own stock, federal law makes them tell you — in a public filing, within two business days. This report explains how to read that signal, why decades of research back it up, and walks through three stocks where insiders are putting their own money to work right now.

• Part One: who counts as an insider, the Harvard case study, the Peter Lynch rule, cluster buying, information asymmetry, and how we score it all.
• Part Two: three current situations — a $15 million C-suite buy into a drawdown, a founder-CEO buying his own stock all year, and a two-executive cluster buy at a 52-week low — each with the chart, the filings and the analyst picture.
• Format: a PDF you can read in ten minutes and keep.

For informational purposes only. Not financial advice. The full disclaimer is on the report’s final page.