Each row adds up one type of transaction in one Form 4 filing. Only open-market purchases (P) and sales (S) are shown by default; use the filters to see grants, option exercises and other codes.
PPurchaseThe insider bought shares with their own money, on the open market or in a private deal (for example, a company's private placement). This is the code investors watch most closely: it is money the insider chose to put in.Class A Common Stock
PPurchaseThe insider bought shares with their own money, on the open market or in a private deal (for example, a company's private placement). This is the code investors watch most closely: it is money the insider chose to put in.Class A Common Stock, $0.001 par value per share
PPurchaseThe insider bought shares with their own money, on the open market or in a private deal (for example, a company's private placement). This is the code investors watch most closely: it is money the insider chose to put in.Class A Common Stock
PPurchaseThe insider bought shares with their own money, on the open market or in a private deal (for example, a company's private placement). This is the code investors watch most closely: it is money the insider chose to put in.Class A Common Stock, $0.001 par value per share
PPurchaseThe insider bought shares with their own money, on the open market or in a private deal (for example, a company's private placement). This is the code investors watch most closely: it is money the insider chose to put in.Class A Common Stock
PPurchaseThe insider bought shares with their own money, on the open market or in a private deal (for example, a company's private placement). This is the code investors watch most closely: it is money the insider chose to put in.Class A Common Stock
SSaleThe insider sold shares on the open market or in a private deal. People sell for many reasons, such as paying taxes, diversifying or following a pre-set 10b5-1 plan, so a single sale usually says less than a purchase.Class A Common Stock
SSaleThe insider sold shares on the open market or in a private deal. People sell for many reasons, such as paying taxes, diversifying or following a pre-set 10b5-1 plan, so a single sale usually says less than a purchase.Class A Common Stock
−11.0K
$22.4664
−$248.0K
104.2K
−9.6%
SEC10b5-1The filer checked the Rule 10b5-1 box: this trade was made under a trading plan set up in advance.
SSaleThe insider sold shares on the open market or in a private deal. People sell for many reasons, such as paying taxes, diversifying or following a pre-set 10b5-1 plan, so a single sale usually says less than a purchase.Class A Common Stock
−3.91K
$23.19
−$90.7K
115.2K
−3.3%
SEC10b5-1The filer checked the Rule 10b5-1 box: this trade was made under a trading plan set up in advance.
SSaleThe insider sold shares on the open market or in a private deal. People sell for many reasons, such as paying taxes, diversifying or following a pre-set 10b5-1 plan, so a single sale usually says less than a purchase.Class A Common Stock
SSaleThe insider sold shares on the open market or in a private deal. People sell for many reasons, such as paying taxes, diversifying or following a pre-set 10b5-1 plan, so a single sale usually says less than a purchase.Class A Common Stock
PPurchaseThe insider bought shares with their own money, on the open market or in a private deal (for example, a company's private placement). This is the code investors watch most closely: it is money the insider chose to put in.Class A Common Stock
PPurchaseThe insider bought shares with their own money, on the open market or in a private deal (for example, a company's private placement). This is the code investors watch most closely: it is money the insider chose to put in.Class A Common Stock, $0.001 par value per share
PPurchaseThe insider bought shares with their own money, on the open market or in a private deal (for example, a company's private placement). This is the code investors watch most closely: it is money the insider chose to put in.Class A Common Stock
PPurchaseThe insider bought shares with their own money, on the open market or in a private deal (for example, a company's private placement). This is the code investors watch most closely: it is money the insider chose to put in.Class A Common Stock
SSaleThe insider sold shares on the open market or in a private deal. People sell for many reasons, such as paying taxes, diversifying or following a pre-set 10b5-1 plan, so a single sale usually says less than a purchase.Class A Common Stock
SSaleThe insider sold shares on the open market or in a private deal. People sell for many reasons, such as paying taxes, diversifying or following a pre-set 10b5-1 plan, so a single sale usually says less than a purchase.Class A Common Stock
SSaleThe insider sold shares on the open market or in a private deal. People sell for many reasons, such as paying taxes, diversifying or following a pre-set 10b5-1 plan, so a single sale usually says less than a purchase.Class A Common Stock
SSaleThe insider sold shares on the open market or in a private deal. People sell for many reasons, such as paying taxes, diversifying or following a pre-set 10b5-1 plan, so a single sale usually says less than a purchase.Class A Common Stock
SSaleThe insider sold shares on the open market or in a private deal. People sell for many reasons, such as paying taxes, diversifying or following a pre-set 10b5-1 plan, so a single sale usually says less than a purchase.Class A Common Stock
−4.45K
$27.58
−$122.7K
112.3K
−3.8%
SEC10b5-1The filer checked the Rule 10b5-1 box: this trade was made under a trading plan set up in advance.
SSaleThe insider sold shares on the open market or in a private deal. People sell for many reasons, such as paying taxes, diversifying or following a pre-set 10b5-1 plan, so a single sale usually says less than a purchase.Class A Common Stock
SSaleThe insider sold shares on the open market or in a private deal. People sell for many reasons, such as paying taxes, diversifying or following a pre-set 10b5-1 plan, so a single sale usually says less than a purchase.Class A Common Stock
−11.1K
$24.179
−$268.0K
116.8K
−8.7%
SEC10b5-1The filer checked the Rule 10b5-1 box: this trade was made under a trading plan set up in advance.
SSaleThe insider sold shares on the open market or in a private deal. People sell for many reasons, such as paying taxes, diversifying or following a pre-set 10b5-1 plan, so a single sale usually says less than a purchase.Class A Common Stock
SSaleThe insider sold shares on the open market or in a private deal. People sell for many reasons, such as paying taxes, diversifying or following a pre-set 10b5-1 plan, so a single sale usually says less than a purchase.Class A Common Stock
PPurchaseThe insider bought shares with their own money, on the open market or in a private deal (for example, a company's private placement). This is the code investors watch most closely: it is money the insider chose to put in.Class A Common Stock
PPurchaseThe insider bought shares with their own money, on the open market or in a private deal (for example, a company's private placement). This is the code investors watch most closely: it is money the insider chose to put in.Class A Common Stock
PPurchaseThe insider bought shares with their own money, on the open market or in a private deal (for example, a company's private placement). This is the code investors watch most closely: it is money the insider chose to put in.Class A Common Stock
PPurchaseThe insider bought shares with their own money, on the open market or in a private deal (for example, a company's private placement). This is the code investors watch most closely: it is money the insider chose to put in.Class A Common Stock, $0.001 par value
SSaleThe insider sold shares on the open market or in a private deal. People sell for many reasons, such as paying taxes, diversifying or following a pre-set 10b5-1 plan, so a single sale usually says less than a purchase.Class A Common Stock
SSaleThe insider sold shares on the open market or in a private deal. People sell for many reasons, such as paying taxes, diversifying or following a pre-set 10b5-1 plan, so a single sale usually says less than a purchase.Class A Common Stock
SSaleThe insider sold shares on the open market or in a private deal. People sell for many reasons, such as paying taxes, diversifying or following a pre-set 10b5-1 plan, so a single sale usually says less than a purchase.Class A Common Stock
SSaleThe insider sold shares on the open market or in a private deal. People sell for many reasons, such as paying taxes, diversifying or following a pre-set 10b5-1 plan, so a single sale usually says less than a purchase.Class A Common Stock
SSaleThe insider sold shares on the open market or in a private deal. People sell for many reasons, such as paying taxes, diversifying or following a pre-set 10b5-1 plan, so a single sale usually says less than a purchase.Class A Common Stock
SSaleThe insider sold shares on the open market or in a private deal. People sell for many reasons, such as paying taxes, diversifying or following a pre-set 10b5-1 plan, so a single sale usually says less than a purchase.Class A Common Stock
SSaleThe insider sold shares on the open market or in a private deal. People sell for many reasons, such as paying taxes, diversifying or following a pre-set 10b5-1 plan, so a single sale usually says less than a purchase.Class A Common Stock
SSaleThe insider sold shares on the open market or in a private deal. People sell for many reasons, such as paying taxes, diversifying or following a pre-set 10b5-1 plan, so a single sale usually says less than a purchase.Class A Common Stock
SSaleThe insider sold shares on the open market or in a private deal. People sell for many reasons, such as paying taxes, diversifying or following a pre-set 10b5-1 plan, so a single sale usually says less than a purchase.Class A Common Stock
PPurchaseThe insider bought shares with their own money, on the open market or in a private deal (for example, a company's private placement). This is the code investors watch most closely: it is money the insider chose to put in.Class A Common Stock
SSaleThe insider sold shares on the open market or in a private deal. People sell for many reasons, such as paying taxes, diversifying or following a pre-set 10b5-1 plan, so a single sale usually says less than a purchase.Class A Common Stock
SSaleThe insider sold shares on the open market or in a private deal. People sell for many reasons, such as paying taxes, diversifying or following a pre-set 10b5-1 plan, so a single sale usually says less than a purchase.Class A Common Stock
SSaleThe insider sold shares on the open market or in a private deal. People sell for many reasons, such as paying taxes, diversifying or following a pre-set 10b5-1 plan, so a single sale usually says less than a purchase.Class A Common Stock
SSaleThe insider sold shares on the open market or in a private deal. People sell for many reasons, such as paying taxes, diversifying or following a pre-set 10b5-1 plan, so a single sale usually says less than a purchase.Class A Common Stock
SSaleThe insider sold shares on the open market or in a private deal. People sell for many reasons, such as paying taxes, diversifying or following a pre-set 10b5-1 plan, so a single sale usually says less than a purchase.Class A Common Stock
SSaleThe insider sold shares on the open market or in a private deal. People sell for many reasons, such as paying taxes, diversifying or following a pre-set 10b5-1 plan, so a single sale usually says less than a purchase.Class A Common Stock
SSaleThe insider sold shares on the open market or in a private deal. People sell for many reasons, such as paying taxes, diversifying or following a pre-set 10b5-1 plan, so a single sale usually says less than a purchase.Class A Common Stock
PPurchaseThe insider bought shares with their own money, on the open market or in a private deal (for example, a company's private placement). This is the code investors watch most closely: it is money the insider chose to put in.Class A Common Stock
SSaleThe insider sold shares on the open market or in a private deal. People sell for many reasons, such as paying taxes, diversifying or following a pre-set 10b5-1 plan, so a single sale usually says less than a purchase.Class A Common Stock
SSaleThe insider sold shares on the open market or in a private deal. People sell for many reasons, such as paying taxes, diversifying or following a pre-set 10b5-1 plan, so a single sale usually says less than a purchase.Class A Common Stock
SSaleThe insider sold shares on the open market or in a private deal. People sell for many reasons, such as paying taxes, diversifying or following a pre-set 10b5-1 plan, so a single sale usually says less than a purchase.Class A Common Stock
SSaleThe insider sold shares on the open market or in a private deal. People sell for many reasons, such as paying taxes, diversifying or following a pre-set 10b5-1 plan, so a single sale usually says less than a purchase.Class A Common Stock
