Fabiola Arredondo clearly believes in this story. Enough to commit to Experian (EXPN, 414p) a further £232k last Friday at 416p, on top of £176k invested at similar levels back on the 16th and 20th of November.
I said in my post on Experian of 29/11 that I would like to see Fitzpatrick, another non exec, committing more capital. Maybe last Wednesdays investment of £86k by non exec Alan Jebson makes up for that.
To summarise then, we’ve seen four non execs commit a total of just shy of £1.1m to Experian shares in the last three weeks, at between 410p and 431p.
My sunburnt nose tells me there’s a very nice story developing here, and I’m off to buy some EXPN for myself.
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December 18, 2008 at 2:11 pm
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[…] December 18, 2008 in Directors selling, FTSE 100, WEAK signal | Tags: Experian, Fabiola Arredondo In December last year I interpreted directors buying activity in Experian (EXPN, 425p) as a STRONG signal due to the number of directors buying, their positions in the group, and the amount of capital committed to the investment. (Followthedirectors December 10th: ‘Arredondo, non exec, adds to Experian holding’) […]