Insider Trading: Do You Really Understand It?

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We hope you all celebrated something this Easter weekend… chocolate, cannabis on 420 Day Saturday, a chocolate/cannabis edible, a rabbit BBQ or traditional dinner with family and friends! No doubt Trump celebrated with a platter of cheeseburgers! It was a shortened trading week with the Friday holiday, and a relatively uninteresting one from a trading perspective. It’s good to take a break though, before working on which way the markets will move next.

Day by Day… While Canadian stocks fared better than those south of the border, less than 1% over a week isn’t a lot to brag about.

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PTP… Our PTP APAR score continued to climb over the past week, while the S&P/TSX Composite Index and S&P 500 APARs each fell by 7-8 points on our scale.
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Once again, we expected to be on a buying spree last week, but with the general lack of direction, we just sold one position and replaced it with one more during this holiday shortened week. Hopefully next week will bring better opportunities.

Cannabis Corner… Pot stocks were mixed. One stock fell 24% just last week alone, while a half dozen had 5-10% gains. Check out the details in the expanded section.

PTA Perspective… Insider Trading: Do You Really Understand It?
Novice investors, and even some with considerable experience, tend to jump to the conclusion that insider trading is always a crime and should be dealt with accordingly. They vividly remember Martha Stewart convicted and shipped off to prison for five months. But the commonest form of insider trading is 100% legal; and the extent to which it happens can be followed as a fundamental indicator of a company’s future stock price moves. We explain (or remind you) in this week’s edition of TrendWatch Weekly.