Insider Trading Reports and Equity Research for Top Companies
Insiderslab.com has issued insider trading reports and equity research for several top companies, including Bank of America, Oracle, Intel, Rentech, Verizon Communications, and Apple. The reports highlight key concerns and trends affecting each company, including increased mortgage losses, a global economic slowdown, and a looming clash between Intel and Qualcomm.
Key Takeaways:
- Bank of America Corp. (BAC) was the 2011's worst performer in the Dow Jones Industrial Average, with a 58% decline in value, erasing almost US$80 billion of shareholder value.
- Oracle Corporation (ORCL) has been named the Leader in the November 2011 report "The Forrester Wave: Enterprise Content Management, Q4 2011," with Oracle WebCenter receiving high marks for its capabilities in managing content types.
- Intel Corporation (INTC) is facing a looming clash with Qualcomm Inc. over mobile device technology, with the market for mobile-phone chips expected to grow 40% to US$29.9 billion by 2015.
- Insiderslab.com observed abnormal trade volume for Rentech, Inc. (RTK), which may involve insiders trading in the company.
- Verizon Communications Inc. (VZ) and Apple Inc. (AAPL) also had insider trading reports and equity research released by Insiderslab.com.
Statistics:
- Bank of America Corp. (BAC) declined 58% in value, erasing almost US$80 billion of shareholder value.
- Oracle Corporation (ORCL) received high marks in the "The Forrester Wave: Enterprise Content Management, Q4 2011" report.
- Intel Corporation (INTC) faces a looming clash with Qualcomm Inc. over mobile device technology, with a market growth of 40% to US$29.9 billion by 2015.
- Abnormal trade volume was observed for Rentech, Inc. (RTK) which may involve insiders trading in the company.
Sources:
- PR Newswire-Asia: Insiderslab.com Issues Insider Trading Reports for Top Companies
- Forrester: The Forrester Wave: Enterprise Content Management, Q4 2011
- Gartner: Magic Quadrant for Horizontal Portals
- Linley Group: Mobile-Phone Chips Market to Grow 40% by 2015
- U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission: Public information released