My name is Jordan Shaw and I have been an investor in the stock market for 20 years. I have a MBA and I am currently a Certified Public Accountant (CPA). Since the age of 16 I have taken a keen interest in the stock market and used my fathers stock account to purchase my own stocks. I am 36 now, and have started this blog to give you my advice on stocks. Most of my information and statistics come from other sources, but using my research I can make suggestions on stocks that have potential.


Thursday, 24 May 2012

A small-cap stock with heavy insider buying


Merge Healthcare (Nasdaq: MRGE) is a provider of digitized medical-imaging services, in which it has fallen by two-thirds from its 52-week high. Once management announced in May that sales would slow for the year it took one final hit. On a collective basis just recently insiders bought more than one million dollars worth of stock, and this move could pay off really well because this stock seem oversold. Merge is in in the position in which it can handle the ongoing shift in the health care sector from medical records that are written to electronic records. The company's software works with all of the major health care information technology (IT) providers' systems, and by all indications, sales should again be rising at a sustained double-digit pace in 2013 and beyond. 

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