Get Rich Legally on Insider Trading
At around 10:01 AM on April 6th, Alex’s Ultimate Indicator sounded the alarm on a special situation – a swarm of insider buying in Las Vegas Sands.
Just 18 minutes later, his small trading group received an e-mail that stated in part:
I’ve noticed quite a bit of insider buying recently. But nothing last week came close to the buying in Las Vegas Sands. CEO Sheldon Adelson and his wife Miriam each bought more than 12 million shares.
That’s a total investment of more than $74.5 million. Adelson, a billionaire and member of the Forbes 400, wouldn’t throw this kind of money around lightly.
Buy Las Vegas Sands at market. And set a sell stop at $3 for protection.
So how did the Adelsons’ $74.5 million investment pay off? Take a look at the chart below…
Shares of Las Vegas Sands immediately shot up. By May, the gains were well over 100%.
Members like Jeremy Brown made a bundle on this one. He sent us this short note: “BOUGHT LVS AT $4,SOLD AT $9 FOR 125% PROFIT. THANKS!”
Reader Christopher Vaughn even got in a little bit late on this one, but still doubled his money. “I hit the trailing stop for LVS @ $9.00 (95% gain),” he said. “Thank you for your recommendations. I’m making money!”
Following the insiders at Las Vegas Sands would have allowed you to turn $5,000 into $11,250.
But you can’t simply wait for insiders to act and make a fortune. The key is legally figuring out what they know… And making your move before Wall Street does. That’s where Alex comes in.
“Insiders might sell their shares for any number of reasons, but they buy them for only one: they think the price will rise”– Peter Lynch
Alex begins each day by scanning through stacks of insider filings with the SEC.
These filings won’t be officially released to the public for nearly three months. But contained within are the buying patterns of every company insider across the country.
Alex has discovered that following these patterns – before Wall Street takes notice – offers the fastest and easiest path to short-term gains.
After all, no analyst or stock picker – no matter how great – knows the prospects of a company better than the insiders.
They’re the ones involved in the day-to-day workings of the company.
They know everything about the company’s products in development, current (but unreported) sales, earnings prospects and, of course, any lucrative “mega deals” in the works.
They know if the company has received an unsolicited takeover bid, for example. Or if it’s considering putting itself up for sale.
And as Peter Lynch says, “Insiders might sell their shares for any number of reasons, but they buy them for only one: they think the price will rise”
For example…
On June 8th, Alex sent his subscribers an urgent email about Seagate Technology (STX). He had just learned that Seagate Chairman Steve Luczo and another insider, Douglas Dehann, were busily snatching up thousands of shares. When all was said and done, they spent $2.22 million and $1.23 million each.
Why were these insiders making million dollar bets on their company?
Because they expected the price to go up… and boy did it…
Seagate Technology went on a tear just after the insiders bought in. Alex’s readers made an absolute killing on this one.
Jennifer Hornsby of Phoenix turned her $1,900 investment into $4,800 – a 153% gain. “Your team hit this one out of the ballpark,” she said.
Orlando resident Arthur Barksdale rode the upward trend even longer. He closed out for a 518% gain. That would turn $2,000 into $12,3600!
Alex’s strategy is so powerful, it works even during the worst markets…
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