Sentences with phrase «insider shares held»

Insiders appear to agree that N is overvalued, as over the last six months they've sold 1.7 million shares (4 % of insider shares held) while making no purchases.

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Under the securities laws in Canada, an «insider» of Caledonia (which would include a shareholder who beneficially owns, controls or has direction over more than 10 % of Caledonia's common shares) is required to report their holdings in accordance with the applicable regulations.

Insiders aren't jumping ship just yet, but the fact that they've sold 220,000 shares (5 % of shares held) with no purchases over the past six months suggests that they recognize the risk and are hedging their bets.

There's usually a lock up period of between 90 and 180 days to prevent insiders such as company's management and early investors to sell their holding of the shares of the company.

Even though these share acquisitions represent a small fraction of shares outstanding, the fact that insiders are adding to their holdings signals confidence in the future of the company.

A company's stock currently held by all its shareholders, including share blocks held by institutional investors and restricted shares (owned by the company's officers and insiders).

Calculated by starting with a firm's total outstanding shares and subtracting a) closely - held shares (major shareholders and employee) and b) restricted stock (insider shares that can not be traded because of a temporary restriction such as the lock - up period after an initial public offering).

Secondary distribution: In underwritings, the sale of previously issued shares, such as treasury stock or shares held by insiders.

Stock currently held by investors, including restricted shares owned by the company's officers and insiders as well as those held by the public.

As of March 2013, insiders own 23 % of the fund shares, including 8.4 % held by the Driehaus Family Partnership.

The issuing company might not benefit at all because the shares are offered for sale by private shareholders, such as directors or other insiders (like venture capitalists) looking to diversify their holdings.

The biggest deterrent was the Titanic brand name and the fact that an insider held close to half of the shares.

As one insider reminded me, if all that matters is maximizing the share price and you hold a great number of shares and options, your primary focus will probably be on that protecting and growing that price.

In Dorozhko, the 2nd Circuit held that the SEC can proceed with fraud charges against a hacker for engaging in insider trading even though he owed no fiduciary duty to the company whose shares he traded.

As Lord Denning MR stated in Wallersteiner v Moir (No. 2)[1975] 1QB 373 CA: «But suppose [the company] is defrauded by insiders who control its affairs — by directors who hold a majority of the shares — who can then sue for damages?

What's unusual about Spotify's direct listing on the stock market this week is that company insiders are not required to hold onto their shares — in what's called the lock - up — for an extended period of time.

As Crowdfund Insider shared last week, the House Financial Services Committee, Subcommittee on Capital Markets, Securities, and Investment will hold a hearing entitled «Examining Cryptocurrencies and ICO Markets.»