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Here are the stocks added to the Zacks #5 Rank ("strong sell") List today:
Alliance Healthcare Services Inc (AIQ) Arris Group Inc (ARRS) Michael Baker Corp (BKR) Beacon Roofing Supply Inc (BECN) Central Valley Community Bancorp (CVCY) Ciber Inc (CBR) Community Trust Bancorp Inc (CTBI) Computer Programs & Systems Inc (CPSI) Courier Corp (CRRC) CRM Holdings Ltd (CRMH) CryptoLogic Ltd (CRYP) Delek US Holdings Inc (DK) DemandTec Inc (DMAN) Dover Downs Gaming & Entertainment Inc (DDE) First Security Group Inc (FSGI) Gartner Inc (IT) ...
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Raytheon Company (NYSE: RTN) received a $9.9 million contract to perform concept studies for the U.S. Navy’s Air and Missile Defense Radar (AMDR). This radar suite will consist of an S-band radar; X-band radar; and radar suite controller. The system will be scalable to meet the Navy’s current and future mission requirements across multiple ship platforms.
STMicroelectronics (NYSE: STM), a top-three player in automotive semiconductors, garnered the Automotive Supplier of the Year 2008 Award from Continental, one of the world’s leading car-equipment manufacturers. Continental chose ST for its excellent supplier performance in all key aspects, including Technology, Cost Competitiveness and
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At Peridot Capital, I tend to ignore insider selling completely. Sure, a lot of sales inside a company can indicate management feels their stock is overpriced, but there are dozens of other reasons top brass sell stock, and they are never required to give the reason for their actions. Investors should be able to tell if a stock is grossly expensive or not on their own, if they indeed manage their own money, so insider selling data really can’t be relied upon.
Insider buying, however, I believe is crucially important. While I can make a laundry list of reasons why someone chooses to sell a stock, the reasons to buy are much fewer in number. In fact, there’s only one (to make money). It’s not surprising that studies have shown much more meaningful correlation to stock performance