U.K. Insider Trading Activity on 12/6/2019

 

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, its board of directors, and its major shareholders. Tracking a company's insider trades is a metric that can be used to identify the direction that the company's executives believe that the company is headed. For example, if many insiders purchase more shares of a company, they may think that the company will have strong future earnings and that the share price will increase in the near future. What you need to know about insider trading.

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Market Cap: All Market Caps $10B+ $2B-$10B <$2B

Sector: All Sectors Aerospace Auto/Tires/Trucks Basic Materials Business Services Computer and Technology Construction Consumer Discretionary Consumer Goods Consumer Staples Finance Industrial Products Medical Miscellaneous Multi-Sector Conglomerates Oils/Energy Retail/Wholesale Services Transportation Utilities

Transaction Size: All Sizes More Than $1,000,000 More Than $500,000 More Than $250,000 More Than $100,000 More Than $50,000 More Than $25,000 More Than $10,000

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Company	Insider Name	Buy/Sell	Shares Bought/Sold	Total Transaction	Shares Held After Transaction	Transaction Date	Actions
BPM B.P. Marsh & Partners plc	Brian Marsh (Insider)	Buy	3,861	£10,115.82		12/5/2019
ITM ITM Power plc	Rachel Louise Smith (Insider)	Sell	35,921	£24,426.28		12/4/2019