Stock watchers everywhere know that insider selling can never be determined as always a bad event. Individuals have a multitude of reasons for needing cash. Buy a small country, anyone?
The only real piece of information you can gather from insider trading is when they're buying. That's a very nice sign and if everything else checks out, should make you follow suit.
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Benefit offset entirely by the fact that you have to live in Saskatchewan.
Stock watchers everywhere know that insider selling can never be determined as always a bad event. Individuals have a multitude of reasons for needing cash. Buy a small country, anyone? The only real piece of information you can gather from insider trading is when they're buying. That's a very nice sign and if everything else checks out, should make you follow suit.
(Speaking as a NetAdmin in Alberta) Seems like it may have been simply because the library in question didn't have a computer use policy.
From CBC.ca:
"The library has changed its policy, informing employees that they have no expectation of privacy when using work computers."