Sensormatic Electronics

Article Abstract:

Sensormatic Electronics is a maker of electronic article surveillance systems and closed circuit television systems. Insider selling was noted last Dec 1992 but this was considered as a reaction to Pres Bill Clinton's proposed tax reform. The stock declined from $36.25 to $30 last Feb 1993. Five insiders cleared out 100,399 shares in Mar 1993, when the price recovered to the range of $34.50 to $39.88. These insider distributions suggest the lack of positive fundamentals so caution is recommended.

Security systems services

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Loral Corp

Article Abstract:

Loral Corp makes electronic warfare, communications and other defense systems. Ten insiders disposed of 403,163 shares between Dec 10, 1992, and Mar 1, 1993, at the area of $45 to $53.50. Two of the sellers namely VP Robert F. Welte and Dir E. Donald Shapiro, sold 18,567 and 10,000 shares, respectively. The Dec 1992 sales were also mostly option-related. The number of insiders involved in the selling suggests caution for the stock.

Electronic Components and Accessories, Guided missiles and space vehicles, Military electronics industry, Loral Corp.

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Sensormatic Electronics Corp

Article Abstract:

Some 239,166 shares of Sensormatic Electronics Corp priced at an average cost of $41.25 were sold by five insiders from May 5, 1993 to Jun 10, 1993. This brings the total number of shares sold in 1993 to 392,565, greater than the 367,726 shares sold in 1991. Sensormatic is a leading manufacturer of electronic surveillance and closed circuit television systems for use in retail stores.

Communications equipment, not elsewhere classified, Reports, Insider trading in securities, Insider trading (Securities)

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