OK, earnings on target.... Now what about tomorrow?

Article Abstract:

'Selling on the news,' or disposing of a company's stocks upon its announcement of earnings seems to be the prevailing trend in securities trading. CompUSA's stocks, for instance, fell more than 10 points, as a result of this phenomenon, upon its announcement of earnings. Among insiders, one area where this trend is quite pronounced is the computer networking sector. Examples are Ascend Communications, 3M Corp. and ADC Telecommunications Inc.

Electronic computers, Electronic Computer Manufacturing, Computers & Auxiliary Equip, Finance, Computer peripherals industry, ADC Telecommunications Inc., ADCT, 3Com Corp., COMS, CompUSA Inc., CPU, Ascend Communications Inc., ASND

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Third quarter: time for furniture stocks to shine?

Article Abstract:

Stock purchases in the furniture and fixtures industry have significantly increased during the third qtr. of 1996. Winsloew Furniture's strong insider activity is shown by its continued payment of debt and repurchase of shares. Ameriwood Industries' shares have also risen since Oct. 1995 after declining in Feb. 1994. Increased purchases of furniture stocks are also observed in Shaw Industries and Shelby Williams.

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Furniture Brands Intl. Inc. - FBN

Article Abstract:

The continued rise of Furniture Brands Intl. Inc.'s share prices are attributed to the company's enhancement of brand name recognition and improvements made regarding production efficiency. These have enticed insider traders to purchase a total of 25,500 shares valued at $14.13 to $14.88 each. The executives involved in these deals include Lee Liberman, David Howard, Lynn Chipperfield and Wilbert Holliman.

Purchasing, Stocks, Furniture Brands International Inc., ISS

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