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Saturday, 09/02/2006 2:30:54 PM

Saturday, September 02, 2006 2:30:54 PM

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*Insider Buying Reports*

These make for some great plays - the ones at infinitistocks are published within hours of the Form 4 filings. So you get the advance word, generally about a week before Yahoo! gets them.

Usually, there is an initial surge as soon after the paid services publish them; then the price often drifts down a bit. That's where you load, if you like the stock.

When the peeps a Yahoo! see them, often the price moves up again. Be careful here though - insiders buy stock for many reasons, not all of them good. If you spot a large insider buy, go back and read the news for that stock. Try to get a picture of what's going on in their heads. Sometimes, extremely large purchases will not move the price becasue the company in undergoing a previoulsy announced buyout. Avoid those.

Companies will often make buys when their price is so low they are in danger of being delisted. This is NOT a good reason to buy the stock!! If you see a previous PR about a compliance warning from NASDAQ or AMEX, check into that stock carefully before investing.

Private placements (non-open market purchases) are usually hard to call. I avoid most of those. But in certain cases you'll see insiders and institutions pouring money into a stock that has previous news about a new drug/product that's being developed, or some other big plans. Those are choice plays. If insiders are investing in their own company to finance growth, chances are you'll do very well.

Good stocks are obvious. Extensive DD is how you convince yourself to buy a bad one.

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