When I’m tracking the insiders in the Stock Market I try to follow a certain rule:
Follow the money.
Luckily I just found $1.5 million to follow, and I think it could be leading us to a very profitable opportunity.
That’s because the game is rigged. And while this means most people are at a disadvantage, I know how to spy on the ones the game is rigged for. Want to see what I found?
If you’re a follower of this column or a member of Wall Street Informer, you probably already know that parts of the Stock Market are rigged.
One such part is insider transactions.
This is when insiders—officers, directors, and 10% owners—buy or sell stock in their own company.
But how is it rigged?
These insiders are the ones who learn the most vital information about their companies first—the kind of information that could impact the price of the stock.
So, if they learn that a drug trial went well or that a new product has been approved, they have the ability to go and buy stock in their company before that information reaches the public.
Now, this is hard to track if 1 insider is participating. But when 7 insiders decide to buy stock in the same company within a 4-day period, it’s easy to tell that something is up!
That’s what Southwest Energy Company (SWN) is currently experiencing—insider purchases by 7 different directors and officers totaling a value of about $1.5 million…
Why now?
We simply don’t know yet. I’m predicting that those insiders have learned some privileged information and could be trying to take advantage of it becomes public knowledge.
So when it does, they stand to make BIG money from the rise in the price of SWN.
At Wall Street Informer, I’ll continue to track this stock and its insiders, letting members know when SWN is ripe to buy…
