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To: jan_vandermeer who started this subject	9/8/2003 4:04:38 PM
From: jan_vandermeer	of 300

INSIDERS just keep on selling and selling and selling and selling. They have either become horrible market timers, or their books are the complete opposite of what they're spinning. (From Vickers) ttrader.com ____________________________________________________________ (From MSN/Money & Thomson Financial) "The insider buying drought continues. Insider trading data for August show that corporate officials sold shares worth $44 for every $1 worth of stock they bought, said Thompson Financial’s Craig Columbus. That ratio is the highest one-month total ever, Columbus said, surpassing the May 2001 ratio of $40 and injecting “a bit of caution” into Wall Street’s rally. “For four months in a row, the ratio has been above $20,” Columbus said. “We’ve never seen that before.” Columbus examines documents filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission and reports on his findings most Mondays on "Power Lunch." Insiders who buy or sell shares in their companies are required to report the transactions to the government. Transactions by executives and directors are one indicator of where insiders think stocks are headed."

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