Insider Trading - Insiders, as defined by the SEC, must declare the trades they make in a stock. Investors can review this publicly available information to determine if the insiders decisions should influence the investors decision.
Insiders are restricted in the trades they may make. They are not allowed to trade based on "non-public" information.
Curious Cat Investing Library
Dictionary: PE ratio, Dollar Cost Averaging , Balance Sheet
Topics: China - Economics - Real Estate - Trading
Great Investors Focus: Darvas - Livermore - O'Neil - Soros
Authors: Levitt - Schwager
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