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Price versus insider purchase cost
0 of 18 points
The question
How far is today's price above or below the average price insiders paid in the open market?
When the stock trades below what insiders paid with their own money, outside buyers get a better entry than the people with the most information did.
The value
No open-market purchases in five years
How it was computed: No director or officer bought in the open market in the last five years.
| Band | Points |
|---|---|
| 20% or more below insider cost | 18 |
| 5% to 20% below insider cost | 15 |
| Within 5% below to 10% above | 11 |
| 10% to 30% above insider cost | 7 |
| 30% to 75% above insider cost | 3 |
| More than 75% above insider cost | 0 |
| No open-market purchases in five years This company | 0 |
Evidence
No filing is cited for this value.
Convention
Each insider's average code P purchase price over the last five years, weighted by the purchased shares they still hold (capped at their current holdings). If every purchased share has since been sold, all purchases are used. Negative means the price is below what insiders paid.
History
See how this metric has moved across past snapshots.
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