Public filings / SEC Form 4
Insider filings
Who bought. Who sold.
As filed with the SEC.
Officers, directors and 10% owners must report most trades in their company’s stock on SEC Form 4, generally within two business days.
Below are recent open-market purchases and sales drawn from SEC EDGAR, latest filing first. Each row links to the original filing; read it before drawing conclusions.
Recent filings
Open-market trades, latest first
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Source: SEC EDGAR public filings. Filed is the SEC acceptance time in Eastern Time; the trade itself may be a day or more earlier. Only open-market purchases (code P) and sales (code S) in common stock are shown. Grants, option exercises, tax withholding and gifts are omitted. Several trades in one filing are combined; price is the share-weighted average and value is shares × price as reported. Amendments may change these figures. Current price is delayed and includes pre- and after-market trades; change is measured from the trade’s average price, not a return, and is left blank when the two prices are not comparable (for example a different currency or share class). Our analysis links appear only where Gulfstream published an article on that exact filing.
Important information
This page reproduces facts from public SEC filings for informational purposes. It is not individualized investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell any security, and the appearance of a filing does not indicate any view of the insider or the company. Insiders trade for many reasons, including taxes, diversification and pre-arranged plans. Gulfstream Capital and its clients may hold positions in securities of companies shown.