By Alexander Green with Ryan Fitzwater
AG: “There is no ‘I’ in team” – it’s a sport cliché I can get behind. The same is true for The Oxford Club team. You won’t see an “I” here. When you walk in our doors, you see teamwork and collaboration in every corner. We pride ourselves on that.
And I am excited about a recent collaboration we just completed. It’s a project that will hand bigger profits to our Members in the days and weeks to come.
But like all things worth doing, it was a lot of work. I had high expectations for the results. And when I approached the Club’s Director of Research, Ryan Fitzwater, I knew I was giving his team a doozy. It was something – as far as we knew – that had never been attempted before. Similar to the Wright brothers’ experiment, we were going to attempt to be the first.
After months of work and thousands of dollars spent, we achieved this unlikely goal. It’s the biggest achievement seen since I became the Club’s Investment Director almost two decades ago. Today, I am handing the mic over to Ryan. He deserves to tell the story behind this monumental project.
RF: I have nothing but respect for Alex Green. He’s the head honcho around here (not to mention a real nice guy). But I have to admit…
A few months back, Alex had us sweating.
He walked into the research room with a tall task. And he expected results.
What was Alex looking for? We jokingly called it the “holy grail” of investing. To find it, I told him, we’d have to divvy up the work among all six of us… and possibly bring in a computer programmer.
His response was classic Alex. “Sounds good,” he said. He was already halfway out the door.
Looking back now, I have to admit something else…
This grueling project was the most eye-opening experience of my career.
Below, I’m going to show you the power behind the data we uncovered… and how you can start profiting from this research in the coming days.
The Insider Indicator
For years, Alex has tracked and traded insider transactions with great success. This powerful indicator is the backbone of his Insider Alert service that he’s been writing for more than 15 years.
It’s quite simple.
Insiders – company executives, officers, board members or owners of 10% or more of a stock – know all types of nonpublic information; things such as sales and earnings results, patent applications and disputes, new groundbreaking products and – hopefully not – if the company has been committing accounting fraud.
All this is information they can legally trade on. And so can you. You just have to know where to find their trading activity.
Any time an insider buys or sells stock, they have to fill out a Form 4 with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). It publishes these forms to the public here.
As you can see below, on the SEC’s site, you can search by company to see recent transactions.
Caution: This is a government website. Using it …read more
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