The 52-week high is the highest price paid for a share of the company in the last 52 weeks. When a stock reaches a new 52-week high, this is generally seen as an indicator of bullish momentum.Hundreds of stocks have reached new highs today. To improve the quality of our screen, we limited the stocks to those with market caps above $300M that have seen significant insider buying over the last six months.Insiders work for the company in question and their investment activity is closely monitored. Insiders usually have access to more information than other investors, and their investment activity in the company can tell us a lot about where they feel the business is heading.Companies experiencing insider buying over the past six months provide an indicator that insiders think the stock is undervalued at current levels, which can also be a bullish indicator.Insider buying is represented as a percentage of the share float.Although this is a very basic way of finding undervalued and uptrending companies, it can be a very valuable starting point for your own analysis.With this information in mind, do either of these stocks seem like good investments?Note: Insiders trade shares for many reasons, not just expected price movements. Additionally, because insiders might work for a company for many years, and because they must file a lot of paperwork before they can trade shares, their investment timeline could be much longer than yours. Data sorted by insider shares purchased as a percentage of float.
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1. Echo Global Logistics, Inc. (ECHO, Earnings, Analysts, Financials): Trucking industry with a market cap of $392.81 million. Over the last six months, insiders have bought 202,262 shares (net), which represents 1.99% of the 10.14M share float. The stock hit a new 52-week high of $18.20 today and ended the day with a share price of $17.90.
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2. Dell Inc. (DELL, Earnings, Analysts, Financials): Personal Computers industry with a market cap of $31.44 billion. Over the last six months, insiders have bought 17,230,709 shares (net), which represents 1.07% of the 1.61B share float. The stock hit a new 52-week high of $17.00 today and ended the day with a share price of $16.96.
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(List compiled by Andrew Dominguez)
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The 52-week high is the highest price paid for a share of the company in the last 52 weeks. When a stock reaches a new 52-week high, this is generally seen as an indicator of bullish momentum.Hundreds of stocks have reached new highs today. To improve the quality of our screen, we limited the stocks to those with market caps above $300M that have seen significant insider buying over the last six months.Insiders work for the company in question and their investment activity is closely monitored. Insiders usually have access to more information than other investors, and their investment activity in the company can tell us a lot about where they feel the business is heading.Companies experiencing insider buying over the past six months provide an indicator that insiders think the stock is undervalued at current levels, which can also be a bullish indicator.Insider buying is represented as a percentage of the share float.Although this is a very basic way of finding undervalued and uptrending companies, it can be a very valuable starting point for your own analysis.With this information in mind, do either of these stocks seem like good investments?Note: Insiders trade shares for many reasons, not just expected price movements. Additionally, because insiders might work for a company for many years, and because they must file a lot of paperwork before they can trade shares, their investment timeline could be much longer than yours. Data sorted by insider shares purchased as a percentage of float.
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1. Echo Global Logistics, Inc. (ECHO, Earnings, Analysts, Financials): Trucking industry with a market cap of $392.81 million. Over the last six months, insiders have bought 202,262 shares (net), which represents 1.99% of the 10.14M share float. The stock hit a new 52-week high of $18.20 today and ended the day with a share price of $17.90.
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2. Dell Inc. (DELL, Earnings, Analysts, Financials): Personal Computers industry with a market cap of $31.44 billion. Over the last six months, insiders have bought 17,230,709 shares (net), which represents 1.07% of the 1.61B share float. The stock hit a new 52-week high of $17.00 today and ended the day with a share price of $16.96.
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(List compiled by Andrew Dominguez)
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Read descriptions for all companies mentioned Access a performance overview for all stocks in the list Compare analyst ratings for the companies mentioned Compare analyst ratings to annual returns for stocks mentioned Real-Time Opinion: Scan the latest tweets about these companies (feed will open in a new window)Dig Deeper: Access Company Snapshots, Charts, Filings
Echo Global Logistics, Inc. (ECHO, Chart, Download SEC Filings) Dell Inc. (DELL, Chart, Download SEC Filings)New to Kapitall?1. New to the site? Click here to register for a free account, and gain access to more tools and data2. Looking for more investing ideas like this? Click here to sign up for your free copy of Kapitall Weekly3. Follow us on SeekingAlpha, Motley Fool, Nasdaq and Twitter
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