Depends, but in general if ANYONE buys a significant number of shares then chances are the price will go up because of supply and demand. Definitely would need to know more about the specific situation though because chances are the market will react to this quickly and by the time you know, there might not be much opportunity for yourself left.
All C levels need to register trades with the SEC on their own companies. So unless you have inside nformation, the market has already digested this.
C levels should have insight into the company's short and long term, just be certain his wasn't exercing options granted at below market prices.
C levels should have insight into the company's short and long term, just be certain his wasn't exercing options granted at below market prices.
If the CEO is buying shares on the open market it is a sign that he is willing to put his money where his mouth is. I am always more comfortable buying a stock knowing that the CEO owns shares that he bought on the market, as opposed to those from options or warrants.
