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Investment Intelligence from Insider Trading
Book • 1998
This book, written by H. Nejat Seyhun, explores whether insider trading signals can provide valuable investment information.
Based on a massive dataset of reported insider transactions over twenty-one years, Seyhun argues that insider trading information is valuable and can enhance investment returns.
The book is a comprehensive academic study, not a 'get rich quick' guide, and is aimed at dedicated investors, policymakers, and scholars.
Based on a massive dataset of reported insider transactions over twenty-one years, Seyhun argues that insider trading information is valuable and can enhance investment returns.
The book is a comprehensive academic study, not a 'get rich quick' guide, and is aimed at dedicated investors, policymakers, and scholars.
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as a resource for understanding insider trading and its impact on stock performance.


Clay Finck

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as empirical research that had been done before by Professor Sayon at the University of Michigan.

John Spears

Buying by Corporate Insiders Can Mean Excess Returns for a Stock