Trust Across America-Trust Around the World has been tracking the performance of America’s most trustworthy public companies for over five years, and the results should warrant some serious attention.

Insider buying increased significantly with insiders buying $88.99 million of stock. Most of this increase was driven by IPO related purchases. With earnings season in full swing other insider purchases remain muted. Selling also increased with insiders selling $549.37 million of stock.

The best scoring mid caps from one year ago (1/10/2013) averaged 551 bps of excess over the S&P 400, with 0% turnover. The top performers included NFLX up 270%, ILMN up 102%, ACXM up 96%, HBI up 94%, MAN up 92%, and GMCR up 91%.

The best scoring mid caps from one year ago averaged 762 bps of excess over the S&P 400, with 0% turnover. The top performers included NFLX, ACXM, MAN, ILMN, HBI, and VRX.

The best scoring mid caps from one year ago averaged 804 bps of excess over the S&P 400, with 0% turnover. The top performers included NFLX, MAN, HBI, ILMN, and VRX.