Lecture 3 - Which Insider Trades to Follow?

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Learn to identify which insider trades of the many announced each day are the strongest predictors of future price moves. Remember that following insiders is not guaranteed to work - the CEO may be correct but the market may drop the stock more. Do your own analysis to identify why the stock may be cheap or expensive.

[@systemloading45]

The world is a strange place, you see these scam tiktokers getting millions of subscribers and lying to their subscribers, while this channel is a gem and has less than 1k. Definitely subscribed, thank you for the knowledge Sir.

[@sagittarian1211]

Wow! This video has been an enlightening experience! Much Wow!

[@kingkang6877]

One of the best videos on this topic. The only thing I can't find anywhere is the difference between scheduled vs non scheduled purchases/sells

[@justinschrank4806]

Im a ceo and have a board. Directors know the big overall numbers of the business. They probably know more if that ceo is a good communicator. But they are normally not going to be at the front of the line on trends. I meet once a year with my directors, but they receive financials and company updates weekly

[@noahjohnson5084]

This video has helped me greatly! Amazing!

[@Anw120]

Thanks, this is a great video. Can you do a video on identifying blockbuster sustainable earnings releases with high operating leverage, and easy upcoming “comps”?
I hear this is a strong buy signal for stocks, but not sure how to identify stocks with those features.

[@bbriversbt]

GRAZIE PER IL VIDEO

[@jimmyed1556]

excellent video

[@manelmohamed5901]

You’re so great; the information that you provide is accurate.👍✊🙌

[@roniisablake]

Thank you for this instructional video. It is very helpful!

[@dinhnhobao]

Excellent video!

[@adekoyasamuel8788]

Hello thanks for this video

[@rodrigocoelho5202]

AWESOME INFORMATION!!!! THANK YOU.

[@avocadorable3695]

I am doing same but in india, we have different data, lot of people following this data, so they are manipulating data by pledging, selling little shares, this video helps

[@minimba6988]

Hi, what data do you use? Do you have a link? I follow some companies in India, like Wheels India.

[@mpch6298]

thanks for providing pointers for how to analyse

[@geraintfeff]

Hi fantastic video very informative and helpfull, one question i have is what is the best platform to use to trade these? as i have tried etoro and it does not always find some of the stocks listed

[@samuelharris8830]

Any insights on premarket trading? Thanks

[@caspercasper2840]

Excellent video … thx for summary 👍

[@knewingsedTV]

thanks for the video my friend!

[@patrickrice6941]

Hey do you think you could do a video showing a live trade?

[@aksamjr]

that was good i didn't like all of it but most of its keep up with what your doing

[@attilakuti2578]

Thank you

[@jdp0359]

I notice at 21:50 in the video you also have the stock price chart in Open Insider. Is it possible to view that stock price from Open Insider or did you bring that price chart from somewhere else?

[@Cabbycabbage]

I found the same John I would have thought that the site has changed its format as this vid was made 4-5 years ago. Hovering over the ticker symbol does temporarily bring up a chart. I am sure you have probably discovered that though.. Really pleased to have found this series. Take care.

[@Saturday8pm]

Thanks for these. I went straight to vid #3 as I'm trying to make sense of the TiCC mess as well ... my own uneducated theory is management is protecting their holdings in case they lose the vote. Your take?
Q: Why not just use EDGAR, cool tool, this, but it seems to add an unnecessary layer? JMOHO ...

[@minimba6988]

I use edgar too. I haven't followed TICC. I see a lot of buying by insiders. However, I'd have to better understand the investment skill of the managers before investing. I think understanding a simple business may be easier than judging someone else's investment skill.

[@Krevis]

could you please explain what means 1 d ret, 1 w ret, 1 m ret, 6 m ret? or above filling date there is a small table which says TC P S and also 1w, 1m, 6m etc... couldn't find explanation anywhere. Btw very informative video, thanks!

[@minimba6988]

It's the return over 1 day, 1 week, 1 month, and 6 months.

[@Krevis]

@@minimba6988 ok, thanks

[@nabim4985]

how can i check that on crypto market?

[@minimba6988]

The same data isn't available for the crypto market unfortunately

[@user-ev7ft2iu2k]

i looked at Sig at this time, the stock plunged after they bought

[@deonhargrove7846]

For sales, what does the red and yellow color mean?

[@tarik7111]

Yellow is when the sale is associated with the insider exercising employee stock options to buy shares and then selling them in the market.

[@anhducmai9838]

Idk man They bought SIG in 2016 and i was going down

[@SCPVIDEOPRODUCTION]

looking back on SIG that was a bad time to purchase.

[@minimba6988]

Yes, insiders are a decent screening device, but one still has to use ones own judgment. Also the world can change in ways that even the CEO didn't expect

[@knewingsedTV]

I have a few questions for you if you ever have a couple of minutes to chat

[@yetivanmarshall1473]

LVS is 60 dollars today with -2.38 EPS? Go figure. Did you get back into Titan last Aug?

[@minimba6988]

Yes, it was quite an opportunity

[@RichieRich-qd3um]

nice video but the website isn't working

[@miguelespadinha2347]

there are others like docoh.com

[@mishab5689]

What is a return?

[@minimba6988]

A return is the income you earn over a period of time, say a year, and the price change in the security.

[@Trooperos90]

Thank you

[@patschuster9619]

Thank you