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Contrarian investors look to invest against the trend. When a stock price plunges on bad news and investors rush to sell, contrarians see an opportunity to exploit market's overreaction. When insiders in such stocks are buying, there is a good chance that the stock price is due for a recovery.
Largest purchases at companies trading at 50% or less of their 52-week high. When the market over-reacts to a negative event and causes a significant drop in the stock price, insiders may buy on the dip to reap a profit on the rebound.
| Last Reported | Company | Industry Group | Industry | # Insiders | Historical Avg Return (6 Mo) | Last Trade | Avg. Price | Total Shares | Total |
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Largest purchases at companies trading within 10% of their 52-week low. Companies trading near their 52-week lows traditionally have limited downside, and when coupled with bullish insider buying may indicate good investment opportunities.
| Last Reported | Company | Industry Group | Industry | # Insiders | Historical Avg Return (6 Mo) | Last Trade | Avg. Price | Total Shares | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 20-Oct-23 7:40 PM | US Bancorp (USB) | Banking | Regional - Midwest Banks | 1 | < 1% (8 decisions) | 25-Jan-21 | $50.17 | 2,824 | $141,667.61 |