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Technology Stocks : Saville Systems (SAVLY)

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To: Nils Mork-Ulnes who wrote (7)6/29/1997 12:18:00 AM
From: r. peter Dale   of 261
 
Saville was called to my attention by the most recent insider trading report (covering the week ending 6/27/97). SAVLY had 30 Form 144 registrations, indicative of those holding 'restricted' shares preparing to sell. This is the largest number of insider trades I've seen for a company in the past ~3-4 mos.See insidertrader.com

As a caveat, the following appears as part of the InsiderTrader site: Insider buying is more significant than insider selling. There are numerous legitimate reasons for executives to sell shares. Buying a new house, sending kids to college, or simply diversifying assets are just a few. It is very common to see a lot of selling in a high-flying stock, and for that stock to keep rocketing. In contrast, there is generally only one reason executives buy their company's stock: they expect to make some money.

Best wishes,
Peter
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