S&P 500   4,248.36 (+0.45%)
DOW   33,054.69 (+0.16%)
QQQ   358.62 (+1.04%)
AAPL   173.02 (+0.36%)
MSFT   318.10 (+1.50%)
META   304.79 (+1.28%)
GOOGL   134.93 (+1.89%)
AMZN   126.58 (+1.49%)
TSLA   257.63 (+4.50%)
NVDA   439.33 (+0.96%)
NIO   8.75 (+1.63%)
BABA   84.11 (-0.51%)
AMD   102.53 (+2.45%)
T   14.56 (-1.49%)
F   11.99 (-0.66%)
MU   67.90 (+0.10%)
CGC   0.75 (+9.59%)
GE   108.88 (+1.04%)
DIS   79.37 (-0.21%)
AMC   8.03 (+2.29%)
PFE   33.44 (-1.36%)
PYPL   58.15 (+1.48%)
NFLX   376.76 (+0.00%)
S&P 500   4,248.36 (+0.45%)
DOW   33,054.69 (+0.16%)
QQQ   358.62 (+1.04%)
AAPL   173.02 (+0.36%)
MSFT   318.10 (+1.50%)
META   304.79 (+1.28%)
GOOGL   134.93 (+1.89%)
AMZN   126.58 (+1.49%)
TSLA   257.63 (+4.50%)
NVDA   439.33 (+0.96%)
NIO   8.75 (+1.63%)
BABA   84.11 (-0.51%)
AMD   102.53 (+2.45%)
T   14.56 (-1.49%)
F   11.99 (-0.66%)
MU   67.90 (+0.10%)
CGC   0.75 (+9.59%)
GE   108.88 (+1.04%)
DIS   79.37 (-0.21%)
AMC   8.03 (+2.29%)
PFE   33.44 (-1.36%)
PYPL   58.15 (+1.48%)
NFLX   376.76 (+0.00%)
S&P 500   4,248.36 (+0.45%)
DOW   33,054.69 (+0.16%)
QQQ   358.62 (+1.04%)
AAPL   173.02 (+0.36%)
MSFT   318.10 (+1.50%)
META   304.79 (+1.28%)
GOOGL   134.93 (+1.89%)
AMZN   126.58 (+1.49%)
TSLA   257.63 (+4.50%)
NVDA   439.33 (+0.96%)
NIO   8.75 (+1.63%)
BABA   84.11 (-0.51%)
AMD   102.53 (+2.45%)
T   14.56 (-1.49%)
F   11.99 (-0.66%)
MU   67.90 (+0.10%)
CGC   0.75 (+9.59%)
GE   108.88 (+1.04%)
DIS   79.37 (-0.21%)
AMC   8.03 (+2.29%)
PFE   33.44 (-1.36%)
PYPL   58.15 (+1.48%)
NFLX   376.76 (+0.00%)
S&P 500   4,248.36 (+0.45%)
DOW   33,054.69 (+0.16%)
QQQ   358.62 (+1.04%)
AAPL   173.02 (+0.36%)
MSFT   318.10 (+1.50%)
META   304.79 (+1.28%)
GOOGL   134.93 (+1.89%)
AMZN   126.58 (+1.49%)
TSLA   257.63 (+4.50%)
NVDA   439.33 (+0.96%)
NIO   8.75 (+1.63%)
BABA   84.11 (-0.51%)
AMD   102.53 (+2.45%)
T   14.56 (-1.49%)
F   11.99 (-0.66%)
MU   67.90 (+0.10%)
CGC   0.75 (+9.59%)
GE   108.88 (+1.04%)
DIS   79.37 (-0.21%)
AMC   8.03 (+2.29%)
PFE   33.44 (-1.36%)
PYPL   58.15 (+1.48%)
NFLX   376.76 (+0.00%)

Australian Insider Trading Activity

An insider trade occurs when an individual that has non-public information about a company buys or sells shares of that company's stock. Examples of people who would be considered insiders include a company's executive officers (CEO, CFO, COO), its board of directors, and its major shareholders. Insiders are required to submit their trading activity to the Securities and Exchange Commission through Form 4 filings. Tracking a company's insider trading activity is an effective way to identify management's true outlook on the company's future growth and prospects. Below you will find MarketBeat's free insider trading tracker which reports the latest insider buying and selling activity from U.S., Canadian, and U.K. stock exchanges. What you need to know about insider trading.

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