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PROFITABLE SHORT SALES IN A BULL MARKET
SEAHAWK'S INSIDER SELLING WAS EASY TO SPOT
USING TIGERSOFT's ACCUMULATION INDEX
AND
PRO-CLOSING POWER
There are always some
stocks that insiders and professionals
are dumping into the otherwise rising tides of a bull
market. SEAHAWK
(HAWK) shows this to be true, even though most other
drilling and
oil stocks rose substantially in the last eighteen months
when
HAWK was steadily declining from 20 to 4.5. Can there
be any doubt
that Insiders knew HAWK would be filing for bankruptcy
protection
and were busy selling their own shares while keeping this
information
from the public. If the SEC were worth anything, they
would launch
a full scale investigation, but odds are overhwelming that
they
will do nothing. That is par for them...
Seahawk
Drilling Files Chapter 11 Seeking Alpha(Tue, Feb 15)
TigerSoft spots sigificant
Insider Selling using our Accumulation
Index. This we invented in 1981. See below how
the Accumlation Index
stays negative (red) and frequently falls below -.25, our
threshold
for signifying important unofficial and official insider
selling.
In addition, Wall Street Professionals were privy to the
extreme
bearishness of WAWK's stock. See how the blue Tiger
Closing Power
kept falling and falling, all the while the general Public
were fooled
by the apparent "cheapness" of the stock to
steadily buy all the way
down. This is absolutely typical of insiders selling
before they announce
the bad news. Compare SEAHAWK's case below with the
insider
selling by Peter Sperling of
Apollo. Or the bankers' insider selling
at CitiGroup or Washington
Mutual before they plunged into the abyss
because of the recklessness of CEO's use of leverage in the
mortgage
debacle of 2008-2009.
HAWK
- Seahawk - 2010-2011
Seahawk Drilling, Inc. 5 Greenway Plaza
Suite 2700 Houston, TX 77046 Website:
http://www.seahawkdrilling.com Oil & Gas Drilling & Exploration
INSIDER AND PROFESSIONAL
SELLING AT DGIT BEFORE IT CRASHES.
DGFastChannel - products/services digitially deliver commercials, syndicated
programs, and video news releases.
This was a 38.4% decline in one day. Technical weakness was easy to spot as it
topped out.
Tiger's CLosing Power failed to rally with the stock three weeks ago and then broke its
uptrend. This is a classic SELL. Margin calls must have been triggered by the
slide. Professionals and market makers steadily sold it down.
The real truth is that official insiders bought no shares in the last 6 months, but sold
1,101,900 shares.
Belatedly, the company forecast "weaker-than-expected" revenue for the thrid
quarter. The insider expected
the drop in revenue much earlier. That was why they sold. They just didn't get
around to telling shareholders
until this weekend. How convenient. Not a single complaint on the Yahoo message
board of DGIT. A bunch
of sheep?. Will Scott go SCOT-free? Will the SEC ask any questions? Don't hold
your breath. Just use
TigerSoft to level the playing field.
INSIDER
TRADING BY SCOTT GINSBURG AGAIN?
WHY DO DGIT SHAREHOLDERS NOT
COMPLAIN?
WHERE
IS THE SEC?
CEO and Chairman of the Board Scott
Ginsburg was the biggest seller. He sold more than a million shares.
between 32 and 43. He was found guitly of insider trading in 2002 and was fined a
million and enjoined not
to engage in future violations of the law. Obviously, he is man on a mission of
greed.
http://www.sec.gov/litigation/litreleases/lr18632.htm
http://www.nytimes.com/1999/09/10/business/sec-names-3-in-insider-trading-lawsuit.html
Feb 18, 2010 |
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"I'M
A LONG-TERM INVESTOR"
Read the commennts on Yahoo by someone who watch the insider selling, thought it
smelled, but
lazily did nothing with his position, saying he was a long term investor. This is
very typical.
"What a joke,
DGIT CEO acting stupidly
"Please tell me that there is no stench in the air from Ginsburg's
last sale of over 250K shares at 32.5 and then immediate drop back down.
MMs ran it up for him to sell and then sell it right back down as if they know for a fact
they have nothing to fear from DGIT management from doing anything crazy like releasing
information to the public. One thing for sure the people buying at 32.5 are the same ones
selling it down. Ginsburg is acting stupid here in my opinion. I mean it is not as if he
has not given out insider info before and been prosecuted for it. He had better start
thinking more clearly if you ask me.
I keep holding long because I am a very big believer in the long term position and think
the stock will be trading above $40 before the end of the year. But it is hard to put up
with this kind of monkey business.
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