Trading Into 2013: Zynga Inc, General Electric, World Moto,
Mediswipe, Advanced Cell Tech.
NEW YORK, January 7, 2013 /PRNewswire/ --
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Zynga Inc (NASDAQ:ZNGA) - Zynga had an above average volume day
on Friday as the stock traded over 36 million shares to close at
$ 2.63 representing a gain of 9% from
its previous close. On Jan
1st 2013 Reginald Davis, Senior VP, GC, Secretary
of Zynga Inc bought 1,666 shares.
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General Electric (NYSE:GE) - There was a total of 3 insider
transactions on Jan 2nd
the biggest being from Director John J.
Bernnan, who bought 2949 at a price per share of
$21.20 for the total sum of
$ 62,518.80
World Moto (OTC:FARE) - The company released news on
Friday stating that "Fast company.com has referred the Moto-meter
as a 3 billion dollar idea" The
companies CEO Paul Giles go on to
say that " $3 billion is just the
beginning of the industry World Moto can penetrate". The stock
traded over 40 million shares on Friday closing up 13%.
Advanced Cell Tech (OTC:ACTC) - ACTC traded more than double its
average volume on Friday. The stock traded just under 26 million
shares closing up 31% on the day.
Mediswipe Inc (OTC:MWIP) - The Company has been very active Last
week announcing that the headquarters would be moving to
Michigan as the Marijuana laws are
less strict. Mediswipe Formally known as Cannabis medical solutions
still engages in medical marijuana. The stock traded over 45
million shares on Friday and closed at $0.0289
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