VANCOUVER, British Columbia, June 26, 2012 /PRNewswire-Asia/ -- Pennystocksinsiders.com (PSI) has issued insider trading reports and Equity Research for the following companies: Chesapeake Energy (NYSE:CHK), Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL), Nokia (NYSE:NOK), Old Republic (NYSE:ORI), Peabody Energy (NYSE:BTU), and Marathon Oil (NYSE:MRO)
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Report Highlights:
Chesapeake Energy Corporation (NYSE:CHK): Recently, Chesapeake Energy Corporation (NYSE:CHK) appointed five new Independent Directors -- Archie W. Dunham, Bob G. Alexander, R. Brad Martin, Frederic M. Poses., and Vincent J. Intrieri -- to its reconstituted nine-member Board of Directors. Chesapeake Energy ended lower by US$1.58 (-8.49%) to US$17.03 with more 29.07 million shares exchanged hands for the session, compared to its usual volume of 37.52 million shares. Share prices of Chesapeake Energy have traded as high as US$35.75 per share and as low as US$13.32 in the past 52 weeks. Professional investors may want to find out how Chesapeake Energy insiders are thinking about the future of the company. Check this insider trade report for CHK here.
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Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL): By market close, Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) slumped US$11.33 per share (equivalent to 1.95%), where stock prices dropped to US$570.77. Apple Inc. has been moving within a range of US$325.09 - US$644.00 over the past one year. The stock traded 10.86 million shares in the last trading session, below its average volume of 16.36 million shares. Apple now has a market capitalization of US$533.70 billion. To increase investment return, Pennystocksinsiders.com refers insider trading data to professional investors as it believes that Apple insiders like Executive Officers and Directors have a better understanding about the company's prospects.
Read Full Report: http://www.Pennystocksinsiders.com/PR/062612A/AAPL/Apple.pdf
Nokia Corporation (ADR) (NYSE:NOK): By the end of Monday's trading, Nokia Corporation (ADR) (NYSE:NOK) shares plunged 7.98% to US$2.19 and made a new 52-week low of US$2.14. Nokia was traded above daily average volume with 48.82 million shares traded, 11.21 million shares more than its daily average. The company has a market capitalization of US$8.20 billion. Did Nokia insiders sell their shareholdings before the stock price plunged? Academic studies have shown that company insiders like CEOs, CFOs, and Directors traditionally make higher investment returns than ordinary investors. Do you want to know how they do it?
Read Full Report: http://www.Pennystocksinsiders.com/PR/062612A/NOK/Nokia.pdf
Today Pennystocksinsiders.com also observed abnormal trade volume for the following companies; insiders may involve trading in these companies. It will take some time for insiders to report their trades. Read these reports and add these companies into your Insider Trade Radar.
Old Republic International Corporation (NYSE:ORI):
Read Full Report: http://www.Pennystocksinsiders.com/PR/062612A/ORI/OldRepublic.pdf
Peabody Energy Corporation (NYSE:BTU):
Read Full Report: http://www.Pennystocksinsiders.com/PR/062612A/BTU/PeabodyEnergy.pdf
Marathon Oil Corporation (NYSE:MRO):
Read Full Report: http://www.Pennystocksinsiders.com/PR/062612A/MRO/MarathonOil.pdf
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