Stock sales by company officers and directors, as they reported them to the SEC on Form 4 through Tue 6 Oct: the largest sales, and the stocks several insiders sold. Updated twice a day.
Companies63with qualifying sales in 7 days
Largest$117.8MNBIS · Nebius Group N.V.
Filings read413SEC Form 4 filings read since Oct 6
Several insiders selling the same stock two or more officers or directors within the window
ARQQ6 insiders
Arqit Quantum Inc. · $115.4K
Feenan Paul (Chief Revenue Officer), Leaver Andrew (Chief Executive Officer), Nilan Nicholas William (General Manager-US), Ritchie Garth (Director), Wilder Ben Simon (Chief Operating Officer), Willcocks Patrick (General Counsel) · SEC filings ↗
S4 insiders
SentinelOne, Inc. · $15.4M
Padgett Barry L. (President and COO), Pinczuk Ana G. (President Product & Technology), Parekh Sonalee Elizabeth (Chief Financial Officer), Weingarten Tomer (President, CEO) · SEC filings ↗
$13.3M of it sold under a 10b5-1 trading plan. Parekh Sonalee Elizabeth sold 5.5% of the direct holding of Class A Common Stock.
AMBQ4 insiders
Ambiq Micro, Inc. · $3.1M
Winzeler Jeffrey G (Chief Financial Officer), Hanson Scott McLean (Chief Technology Officer), Esaka Fumihide (Chief Executive Officer), Chen Sean Chihhsiang (President and COO) · SEC filings ↗
$951.7K of it sold under a 10b5-1 trading plan. Chen Sean Chihhsiang sold 11.6% of the direct holding of Common Stock.
ARTV4 insiders
Artiva Biotherapeutics, Inc. · $557.3K
Aslan Fred (Chief Executive Officer), Banerjee Subhashis (Chief Medical Officer), Bush Jennifer (COO, CLO, Compliance Officer), Horan Christopher (Chief Tech Operations Officer) · SEC filings ↗
Aslan Fred sold 3.8% of the direct holding of Common Stock.
Sold under a 10b5-1 trading plan. Kurtz George sold 0.3% of the direct holding of Class A common stock.
How this list is made
Direct, priced sales (Form 4 code S) by one officer or director per filing. USD only; private transactions and unresolved amendments are excluded. Identified 10b5-1 plans are included and marked. Holding percentages describe one security class in one filing, using sold shares and the reported remaining direct balance; ambiguous balances or other transactions omit the percentage. Sales history starts with the displayed collection date.
Filings come from SEC EDGAR and are read twice a day; this list is collected since Oct 6. Each entry links to the company's Form 4 filings on SEC EDGAR. The list describes reported trades, not prices, and is not investment advice.
Officers and directors who sell their company's shares report it to the SEC on Form 4, usually within two business days. This page lists those sales from the last seven days.
What does “10b5-1 plan” mean?
A trading plan set up in advance that sells shares on a schedule. Sales under such a plan are marked: they say less about an insider's current view than a sale decided at the moment.
How often is the list updated?
Twice a day, from SEC EDGAR filings. Amounts are the reported transaction values; no current price is used.