Recent price drop of 4.0% of Intel Corporation (NASDAQ:INTC) shares may have disappointed insiders who bought US$4.9 million worth of shares at an average price of US$32.12 over the past 12 months. Insiders invest in hopes that their money will grow in value over time. However, as a result of recent losses, their initial investment is now only US$4.3 million, which is not what they expected.
While we do not believe that shareholders should simply follow insider trading, we believe it is perfectly logical to monitor insider behavior.
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Intel Insider Trading in the Past Year
We can see that last year, the largest insider purchase was a share worth US$1.5 million by Rip Buttan director, at approximately US$29.49 per share. This means that the insider wanted to buy the stock even though the stock was higher than his US$28.24 (recent price). It’s very likely that they regret the purchase, but they’re more likely to be bullish on the company. Generally speaking, if an insider buys a stock at a price higher than the current price, we know that the insider believes it is worth buying even at the higher price.
Over the past 12 months, Intel insiders have been buying, but not selling, shares. The chart below shows insider trading (by company and individual) over the past year. Click on the graphs below to see the exact details of each insider trading!
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Intel insider recently bought stock
We are pleased to see Intel insiders making notable investments in the company’s stock. All in all, the two insiders paid his $3.1 million for stock in the company and didn’t sell a single share. This is a positive in our book because it implies a certain amount of confidence.
Insider Ownership
Looking at a company’s total insider shareholdings can help give an idea of whether they are aligned well with public shareholders. If an insider owns a sizeable amount of stock in a company, I think that’s a good sign. An Intel insider apparently owns his 0.05% of the company, which is worth about $61 million. While this is a strong level of insider ownership, it is not an outstanding level, but it is sufficient to indicate some alignment between management and minority shareholders.
What does this data suggest for Intel Insiders?
Good to see recent purchases. Also, the analysis of last year’s trading gives confidence. Insiders may find value in Intel stock given these transactions (in addition to insider ownership of the company). So while it’s useful to know what insiders are doing with regards to buying and selling, it’s also useful to know the risks facing a particular company.To help with this, we have discovered two warning signs (1 is a little worrisome!) Things to know before buying Intel stock.
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For the purposes of this article, an insider is an individual who reports a transaction to the relevant regulatory body. Currently, we consider open market transactions and private disposals, but not derivative transactions.
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