Diebold corporate info -- who knows how to interpret it?

[starroute]

I just discovered that Yahoo Finance provides all sorts of corporate information I never knew about -- and it occurred to me to look up Diebold, because Bev was asking the other day why their stock was going up.

http://biz.yahoo.com/t/d/dbd.html is "Insider & restricted shareholder transactions reported over the last two years." It shows extremely heavy sales in August, especially by Eric J. Roorda and James L.M. Chen.

http://beta.finance.yahoo.com/q/mh?s=DBD is "Major Holders" and it lists such things as the top five insider shareholders, top institutional shareholders, and top mutual fund holders.

I don't know enough to be able to read these charts intelligently or to know whether they're showing anything significant. Could someone with the stock market savvy have a look and draw some conclusions?

[althecat]

1. Kick... stock market expert needed..

Follow the money...

[althecat]

2. Mid September release for SAIC report... Maryland Gazette

http://www.gazette.net/200336/gaithersburg/news/175737-1.html

...snip...

The board also asked city staff to draft a back-up plan for getting polling equipment if a state report on the security of the Diebold Election Systems Inc. electronic voting systems, due in mid-September, shows that the equipment is not completely secure, Felton said.

Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr. (R) ordered the review in early August after researchers from Johns Hopkins University released a study that found security flaws in the voting machines' software.

...snip...