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Technology Stocks : AMD, ARMH, INTC, NVDA
AMD 214.990.0%Dec 26 9:30 AM EST

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To: neolib who wrote (1522)5/15/2011 3:27:35 AM
From: wallshotRead Replies (1) of 73202
 
Here are some links to a pretty good amount of detail on insider trading history. There are lots of places to get this, but this was a pretty good one stop shop that summarizes totals back to 2005 when I did some searches. Summary: everybody in this crowd is selling. GE does not match this trend nor does the Micheal Dell infused DELL.
AMD - http://insider-monitor.com/trading/cik2488.html
INTC - http://www.insider-monitor.com/trading/cik50863.html
NVDA - http://www.insider-monitor.com/trading/cik1045810.html
GOOG - http://www.insider-monitor.com/trading/cik1288776.html
search any company - [url]http://www.insider-monitor.com/search.html[/url]

Not quite insider by itself, but with some interpretation you can see what I think you are interested in and more. This shows share dilution. I believe, read up on the annual statements if interested, the big jumps in outstanding shares are due to things like mergers, purchases, sales, and convertible bond redemptions. INTC and ARMH are doing stock buybacks faster than they are handing them out. AMD and NVDA are not buying back any appreciable shares.
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