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Investors who base their stock purchases on the buying patterns of corporate insiders are warned that not all insiders have the sufficient experience to predict their corporation's success. The insiders who should be watched are those with proven track records with their investments. The key to successful investing based on insider buying is to be able to buy at prices near to what insiders have paid for. To invest at higher prices will only increase the risks of an investment.
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Investors should first learn to protect their capital from earlier purchases rather than to add further on their equity positions. Despite the presence of a dull market, momentum investing must be entirely avoided, as investors start to learn the meaning of value. In addition, it must be understood that the market does not issue any form of investment warning announcing that a bottom has already been reached.
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A large cluster of insiders recently disposed of 55,988 Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co (Goodyear) shares at prices ranging from $37.88 to $42.50. Out of seven inside traders, four were selling shares for the first time and it marked the largest disposition for one of them. These moves are a cause of concern in view of the increasing share price of Goodyear, which has already reached the $41 range.
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