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                                     TRADING STOCKS

                                          LIKE INSIDERS                             

                                 A legal way to create wealth

 

Learn how a number of stocks surged 94% to   over 600% in only months after Insider Buying

and how you can cash in on the action too!

 

Here is an Example: On December 1, 2008, the Chief Executive Officer and six Directors of Puristem Therapeutics, Inc. acquired a total of 243,036 shares of the company's stock at approximately $0.40 a share.  On January 30, 2009, the stock closed at $1.81 a share!  That's an astounding gain of 352% in just two months at a time when the world economy and stock markets were in shambles of historic proportions.  

 

Dear investor:

 

Most people believe that insider trading is illegal ... but it is not!

  

Many investors are not aware that corporate insiders have been profiting extremely well by trading in the stocks of the companies that they run.

 

In fact, insider buying is a very positive catalyst that can trigger an immediate run-up in the price of a stock. And it is also an incredibly reliable indicator of stock market success.  This has been proven time and time again to be true.

 

                         Insiders Had an "Unfair Advantage" -- Until Now

 

Let me explain. 

 

 For decades, corporate insiders were able to buy and sell the stocks of their own companies ahead of the investing public. This gave them a tremendously unfair advantage because they could trade on material nonpublic information and reap enourmous gain before the public realize what was going on.  Basically, the game was rigged against outsiders.

 

Fortunately, by an act of the United States Congress, insider trading rules have been changed to allow all investors, large and small, to have immediate access to information about corporate insiders who are buying or selling the stocks of their own compaines.  

 

This information is like a gold mine.  Now ordinary investors, without any stock market experience, can legally make tons of money in the stock market by trading just like the insiders.  Best of all, you can start with very little capital and it is very easy to do.

 

It is legal, ethical, simple and can be breathtakingly profitable!

 

I'll show you how to take advantage of this wealth-building powerhouse, starting with the basics. You'll be astonished when you see how much money you can make by simply riding on the coattails of corporate insiders investing in stocks.

 

When corporate insiders use their own money to buy the stock of their own publicly traded company, they do so because they believe the price of the stock will go up. Perhaps there is no other single indicator that could be a better tip-off that the price of a stock is poised to blast off into the stratosphere. As you will see in a moment, it happens all the time. 

 

And who are corporate insiders?

 

By definition, insiders are the senior officers (Chairman, Chief Executive Officer, President, Vice President, etc.), directors and 10% or more owners of a publicly traded company.  

 

Insiders are the people who run a particular company.  As such, they have intimate knowledge of the company's operations and ultimate inside imformation sufficient to assess its future prospects.  Outsiders, and even sophisticated investors and analysts, can't know everything insiders know about their own company.  It's simply not logically possible. 

 

But from an investor's perspective, that's not too important.  What is important here is to understand that if insiders are loading up on the stock of their own company, eating their own cooking so to speak, something good is about to happen to the price of that stock.  

 

Wouldn't it make sense then to buy along with them You would be amazed how profitable this could be!

 

Of course, not every insider buy turns out to be a big hit.  However, it is  important to remember that most of the time they do. The bottom line, when it comes to stock market investment, is that no one will be 100% right all the time but a good strategy will always produce substancially more winners than losers.  

 

Here are some facts you should know about insider trading.  Insiders know more about their company than anyone else.  They will know, for example, if a merger is quietly being negotiated and is likely to be consummated sometime in the near future. Or, maybe the company is planning to launch a new blockbuster product. These are only two of many events which, if successful, could be the catalyst that send the price of the stock through the roof!

 

Maybe you are thinking that it is impossible to get in on the action because you do not personally know any insider.  Well, you are wrong.  In a moment, I will introduce you to an invaluable source of information -- The Insider Signal -- that will give you timely access to insider trading activities.         

 

But first, let me explain something.  For legal reasons, you may be better off not personally knowing any corporate insider for the purpose of trading stocks.  Because if you do and they tip you off on a stock, and you buy (or sell) it, that may constitute illegal insider trading.  And that's why some stock traders are now spending time in the POKEY!

 

Here are the facts.  There are two sides to insider trading -- legal and illegal.

 

Insider trading is illegal if a person trades (buys or sells) securities on material, nonpublic information. Information is material if there is a likelihood that a reasonable investor would consider it important in deciding whether or not to buy a stock.  Information is nonpublic if it is not disseminated and available to the public and investors as a whole.  Consequently, a person who receives (is tipped off) and trades on such information may be quilty of illegal insider trading. 

 

On the other hand, a vast majority of insider trading is perfectly legal and conducted in accordance with governmental regulations.

 

Legal insider trading occurs when corporate insiders buy and sell the stock of their own company and timely report such trades, as required by law, to the governmental agency responsible for enforcing securities regulations.  The reports are filed electronically on designated forms created for such filings. Once a trading information is filed, it becomes public domain and can be accessed and used by anyone.  Legally.  

 

I'll Let You in on the Secret toThis Highly Profitable

Low-Risk Stock Picking Strategy  

 

What I am about to reveal to you is a way to find out when corporate insiders are buying shares of their own company's stock so that you can track them to do your own investment for potentially explosive profits.

 

I will show you how the convergence of law and technology now makes it possible for you to create stock market wealth beyond your wildest dreams! 

 

Congress Created a Level Playing Field              

 

Here is the lowdown.

 

In July 2002,  the U.S. Congress enacted a law --  The Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 -- which mandated new reporting rules for corporate insiders who buy and sell the stocks of their own publicly traded companies. Under this law, insiders must report their trading activities within 48 hours after a transaction has been executed.  Anyone who fails to do so will face severe penalty, including heavy fine and jail time.  

 

Prior to The Sarbanes-Oxley Act, insiders could take up to forty days to file their buy and sell transactions.  Such a long time lapse deminished any opportunity outsiders could have to take advantage of any early run-up in the price of the stock.  Insiders, therefore, had an "unfair advantage."  Because they run the company, they had intimate knowledge about its operations and could evaluate its future prospects much better than any outsider.  Yet they were not legally prohibited from buying the stock.  And rightly so.  After all, it is very unlikely that anyone would want to run a company without being able to share in its success.

 

Congress finally realized that something had to be done to level the playing  field between corporate insiders and the average "outside" investor.  And The Sarbanes-Oxley Act was passed to accomplish that.

 

An Extreemely Valuable Investment Intelligence 

 

It's a no-brainer. If you see insiders buying the stock of their own company, you don't need to know them personally or know what they know.  But you can be sure of one thing.  They are buying because they beleive the price of the stock will go up. There is no other logical reason.  PeriodEnd of story.

 

Therefore, insider buying is the best investment intelligence you can have to profit from an investment in stocks.  It is also the single most reliable indicator that the price of a stock is likely to lift off. Needless to say it does so most of the time in a very big way.  And it doesn't matter if the stock market is going up or down.  The direction of the stock market is irrelevant.

 

The Proof  of the Pudding is in the Eating

 

Here are some verifyable examples of the kind of profit you could make by trading along with insiders.

 

Not long ago, a director of a Quincy, Illinois chemical and metals products company purchased over 100,000 shares of his company's stock at approximately $8 per share.  About one year later the stock was trading above $60 per share.  That's a staggering increase of over 600%!!

 

And there are nunerous other examples.

 

Like the senior officers of a Houston, Texas technonogy and wireless infrastructure company who gobbled up a large number of shares of the company's stock and saw the price skyrocketed almost 400% in six months.

 

Here, also, is my personal experience.

 

Somr time ago, I purchased shares of Chesapeake Energy Corporation (CHK) at approximately $17 per share.  I did so after I found out that some insiders, particularly the Chairman, were loading up on the shares.  Five months later I sold out at $33 per share.  That's a whopping gain of 94% in just five months!

 

How did know to track those insiders?  They, like all other insiders who trade legally, followed the government reporting rules and timely filed their trading activities.  That's how I got my information.  It's really quite simple, and I will show you how.

 

If you are not yet convinced, here are some other examples.

   

Jo S. Major, President and Chief Executive Officer a technology company  purchased 200,000 shares of his company's stock at approximately $0.90 per share.  About five months later,  the price of the stock shot up 260% to $3.25 per share! 

 

Again, Steven W. Saunders, a director of a food product company, purchased a total of 113,800 shares at an average price of $1.16 per share.  Six months later, on a day when the Dow Jones fell a precipitous 416 points, the stock closed up at $3.26 per share, an absolutely impressive 180% gain!

 

Luckily, I had the common sense and good fortune followed these insiders' cues. And the feeling is exhilarating!  

 

A Foolproof Strategy to Create Stock Trading Wealth

                                              

The Coattail Factor: Insiders trade stocks legally every day and file insider trading activities as required by law. Once filed, such information is avallable to anyone.  By using this information to trade stocks, you can become a virtual insider -- legally.

 

The age-old and proven "follow the smart money" strategy has never been more relevant.  If insiders are buying their own company's stock, they are doing so because of their confidence in the future success of the company.  On that basis, it is almost certain that such investment will be very profitable.  It therefore makes perfect sense to simply follow their trail to reap the profit with them.  

 

Best of all, it is a very easy and hassle-free process.  You don't need to do any complicated financial analysis or computer model.  No need to worry about the stock market going up or down.  No need to be concerned about the price of oil, the level of inflation, the direction of interest rate, the state of the economy or who will win the next election. None of these things should matter very much when you are using insider buying information as your clue to select the next profitable stock investment.

 

Interpreting the Buying Signals -- It Can

Make a Bottom Line Difference

 

Of course, not all insider trades are equal.  For example, there is a big difference  between insiders who are exercising free or low-cost options to buy shares and those who are buying on the open market. For this reason, The Insider Signal will evaluate and weed out insider trades which are perceived to be less promising, based on the following factors:

 

 1.  Insider buying -- not insider selling. Generally, in terms of a stock's future performance, insider buying is a more compelling indicator than insider selling.  This because there are many reasons why insiders will sell their stocks, including, but not limited to, exercising stock options to realize profit, diversification of portfolio, buying a home or other investment or paying a kid's college tuition.  On the other hand, there is only one overwhelming reason why insiders buy the stock of their company.  They expect the price to go up. 

 

2.  Significant open market buying.   If insiders are committing large sums of their own money to buy their company's stock on the open market, it's a very positive signal that they expect the price of the stock to go up.  It is not logical to to think that their motivation would be anything less than to make profit.

 

3.  Buying clusters. That is when buying is spread out among several company officers, especially senior ones, and directors and 10% or more owners.  This is a more powerful confidence signal than when only one or two officers, especially junior ones, or an outside director buy a small number of shares.

 

4.  The divergence factorWhen insiders continue to buy when the price of the stock is rising, it sends a positive signal that the stock is still undervalued and is likely to rise much higher. 

 

Take Action Now and Join the Profit  Circle

 

As you have read above, insider trading is a compellingly reliable indicator of future stock price movement and profitability.  However, to take advantage of this incredible opportunity, you must have information on which to act quickly and decisively.  And that's where The Insider Signal comes in. 

 

Take my advice and subscribe to The Insider Signal today.  Your subscription will entile you to receive fast-moving e-mail alerts of insider trading filed daily as reqiured by law. 

 

When you receive your alerts, it is imperative that you act quickly, if you decide to act,  because it is not unusual for the price of a stock to move up sharply immediately following insider buying. Your objective should be to get in early to maximize profit.

 

To illustrate, here is an example.  Not long ago, the President and Chief Executive Officer of an identity solutions company bought 200,000 shares at approximately $15 per share.  The next day,  the stock closed up at $16.02 for a gain of 6.8%  in only one day! 

 

Do you get the picture?

 

Subscribe to The Insider Signal today. It is the must-have information that will position you to take advantage of possible mega-profit opportunities in stock market investment.  The cost is only $79 per year.  This is an absolutely great deal considering that "inside" information like this could cost you thousands of dollars in consulting fees or private investment services.

 

The subscription price is nothing compared to the incredible profit you could make in a very short time. Just one small winning trade could cover the renewal cost of  your  subscription for many years.  And you will be able to do this almost every day. 

 

I hope you will take advantage of this momentous opportunity to combine tangible information and sound investment strategy to create wealth. 

 

Enroll today and start investing profitably like well-connected insiders.

 

Sincerely,

 

Lloyd A. McKenzie, MBA

Publisher 

 

P.S.  The $79 annual subscription fee is just a small fraction of the fees charged by some investment information service providers. I, and perhaps you also, have seen subscription offers for $299, $499, $1,250, $2,995 and up to $5,000 and more. In my opinion, none of them can match The Insider Signal  as an indicator of stock market success.  The Insider Signal gives you a virtual seat at the boardroom table with senior corporate managers and directors. That's how wealth is created!

 

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