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Insiders Trading Report for April 24

April 24, 2012 By Leave a Comment

Traders at the NYSEThe market is looking to rebound after yesterday’s steep sell-off. Investors have a full slate of data and earnings to look forward to. Home price data and consumer confidence numbers await investors. After the ell, Apple will reports its earnings, so all eyes will be on the tech giant.

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Amphenol Corporation (NYSE:APH) closed Monday down 1.58% at $56.77. APH traded relatively average volume yesterday with 725 thousand shares traded. APH shares have fallen more than $3 a share over the past week. Edward Wetmore (VP) sold 44,000 shares at $57.83 on April 20. [Read more...]

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Insiders Trading Report for April 19

April 19, 2012 By Leave a Comment

Traders at the NYSEEarnings season is helping investors shrug off news coming out of Europe this morning. While the Spanish bond auction was deemed a success, borrowing costs increased which begs the question of sustainability?

The number of earnings beats has been to the upside when compared to the 4th quarter, but this could also be due to the lowered bar of expectations. [Read more...]

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Insiders Trading Report for April 2

April 3, 2012 By Leave a Comment

Wall Street signUS indices started the second quarter off on a positive note. Manufacturing data came into sharp focus, and while it was mixed, it was enough to push stocks higher. The stocks reversed after the ISM beat after being weighed down by European data and conflicting Chinese data points.

The Dow closed yesterday up over 52 points to 13,264. The Nasdaq and S&P500 both added 28 and 10 points respectively. [Read more...]

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Insiders Trading Report for March 28

March 29, 2012 By Leave a Comment

Investors at the NYSEStocks finished negative yesterday as investors took a step back following economic data and global worries. Economic data gave traders pause as durable goods orders rose less than expected at 2.2% in February. Analysts were expecting a 3% increase.

Europe continues to be in the headlines as Spain may have entered into its second recession in three years. As usual, political leaders, specifically the Italian prime minister, are not worried about economic troubles from another european country affecting the EU.

This news sent the Dow down 71 points, the Nasdaq down 15 points and the S&P 500 down 7 points. [Read more...]

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