Insider trades
Stock that executives, directors and 10% owners bought and sold on the open market, from the Form 4s they file with the SEC within two business days. Grants, option exercises and shares sold to cover taxes are left out.
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MSFT insider trades
Every open-market buy and sale in MSFT, one row per filing, newest first
About this data
- Officers, directors and anyone owning more than 10% of a company must report a trade in its stock on a Form 4 within two business days. We read each filing from SEC EDGAR and link to it on every row.
- Only open-market purchases and sales of common stock count here. Stock grants, option exercises, gifts and shares withheld or sold to pay taxes on vesting awards are not decisions to buy or sell, so they are left out.
- A planned sale was made under a Rule 10b5-1 trading plan, which the insider set up months in advance. Many executives sell this way on a schedule, so a planned sale says less than one made on the day.
- Values are shares times the price reported. When a filing amends an earlier one, the amended trades replace the originals. Related owners (a fund and its manager) who report the same trade separately are shown once.
- We cover the US companies on our earnings calendar, with a year of history. The superinvestor notes count the featured 13F managers who added or cut the stock in their latest quarter.