Wednesday, August 16, 2023

Keep an eye on stocks insiders buy

Whether the cash comes from CEOs, CFOs, independent directors, etc.…

Stocks with recent insider purchasing are often a ticket to substantial gains.

Check out these recent examples from Insider's Exposed:

  • CEO's $92 million bet sends SMMT on a 260% ride to the moon.
  • 80-year-old multimillionaire insider buys $5 million of IAC.
  • New independent director buys $455,000 of company shares in 48 hours.
  • Two directors buy $200,000+ of FedEx in one week.
  • CFO boosts his position on a lithium stock by a whopping 26%...

Most people think these stories are isolated, but they're part of an evolving insider purchasing trend that you can leverage for steady income growth monthly.

The trick is to know which stocks tick the right boxes, like…

  • Stocks with the most recent insider buys…
  • The highest number of first-time buyers…
  • Insider purchases with six or seven figures in shares bought… And, very importantly, how to maximize your profits… without betting the farm. 

The more you trade, the more familiar you are with how insiders make their money… and the easier it is to cash in on the paper trails behind their trades.

If you want to learn more, this free training shows you how to profit like insiders.

Check it out and let me know if you have any questions.

To your trading success,

Anthony S.
Energy Expert at Big Energy Profits

team1@hawkeyetraders.com

Call us: (888) 233-8598

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