After an unplanned insider sale, over the next month
An insider's sale outside a pre-arranged 10b5-1 plan; entry the session after its SEC filing. Below, the latest ones, each with what the stock did after its own past events of this kind. Updated .
The typical S&P 500 stock gained +0.67% over the next month after an unplanned insider sale (half of them between -2.86% and +5.55%), against +0.82% on any day.
Latest unplanned insider sales, last few sessions
| Entry | Stock | Up after past ones, 1 month | Middle half | Worst · best | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 28 | LMT Lockheed Martin | John Frank A St (Chief Operating Officer) | 0 of 4 | -7.8% to -4.6% | -12% · -3% |
| Oct 27 | GS Goldman Sachs | Ericka T Leslie (Chief Administrative Officer), $222,562 | 6 of 14 | -7.3% to +9.9% | -12% · +19% |
| Oct 27 | STX Seagate Technology | James Ci Lee (EVP & CLO), $351,411 | 12 of 20 | -9.7% to +10.3% | -24% · +39% |
| Oct 26 | PEP PepsiCo | Ramon Laguarta (Chairman and CEO, Director), $4,053,891 | — |
Each row is one stock's latest event, with what that stock did the next month after its own past events of this kind (the past 5 years, from the close of the session each was known). We don't rank stocks on these records: in our backtests, how a stock did after its past events did not predict its next one, and across the S&P 500 no kind of event leaned up or down after its day. History, not a forecast. Not advice.