Director BUY/SELL in focus
3 Apr 2020
By Rivkin Securities
Insider buying or selling of securities can signal confidence or pessimism in a company on the idea that insiders are the best-informed group about the financial condition of a company. Looking at insider buying or selling transactions, if significant and without plausible explanation, can be a bullish or bearish signal about the prospects of that company.
The tables below summarise director buying (table 1) or selling (table 2) activity that is either above $500,000 or 0.02% of the total traded value of that stock over the prior month. This may or may not be significant, but it can provide an indication to prospective investors to look further into this activity.
Insider Buying
| Stock code | Stock name | Management | Other insiders | Percentage |
|---|---|---|---|---|
LNK | Link Administration Holdings L | $299,782 | $0 | 0.053% |
ORA | Orora Ltd | $261,917 | $0 | 0.051% |
OZL | OZ Minerals Ltd | $415,754 | $0 | 0.063% |
SKI | Spark Infrastructure Group | $416,131 | $0 | 0.079% |
Insider Selling
| Stock code | Stock name | Management | Other insiders | Percentage |
|---|---|---|---|---|
TCL | Transurban Group | $2,913,326 | $0 | 0.066% |
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The information in this table should not be taken as a recommendation to either buy or sell these stocks but instead should provide the basis for further investigation into this information. Insider buying or selling can be done for legitimate reasons that have nothing to do with the prospects for the company. For example, a director may be selling stock to fund medical expenses.
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