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Planned insider sales
Before an executive, director or large owner sells restricted or control shares, they file a short notice with the SEC, called Form 144, saying how many shares they plan to sell, through which broker and roughly when. This feed lists those notices, and for each one shows whether a sale was reported afterwards on a Form 4 and how many days later.
- Where it comes from
Form 144 notices that insiders send to the SEC and the SEC publishes on EDGAR.
Who reports it: The person selling, or their broker, on the day the sale is placed. Electronic notices start in April 2023.
Official source
- How often we update it
- Throughout the day on SEC business days
- Last updated
- (15 hours ago)
- Coverage
- Electronic notices since April 2023, when the SEC began requiring them to be filed online.
- Worth knowing
- A notice is a plan, not a sale: the person may sell fewer shares, later, or not at all. The value is the one the filer typed, at a price they chose, not what the shares sell for. Many sales are routine, made to diversify or pay taxes, or under a 10b5-1 plan set up months earlier. A blank in the last column does not mean no sale: the person may not have to file a Form 4 (an ordinary affiliate does not), the sale may be recent, or the Form 4 may name a different spelling of the person. We match by the filer's number first and by name second. Information, not investment advice.
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