Real-time feed of open-market stock purchases and sales by corporate executives, directors, and 10% beneficial owners verified against official SEC Form 4 filings.
| Recency | Stock | Insider | Role | Type | Shares | Price | Total Value | SEC Form 4 | Actions |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Yesterday 2026-11-05 |
Crocs, Inc.
|
Rees Andrew | CEO | arrow_downward SELL | -4,700 | $153.94 | $723.5K | open_in_new Form 4 | |
| Yesterday 2026-11-05 |
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Crocs, Inc.
|
Rees Andrew | CEO | arrow_downward SELL | -17,251 | $153.28 | $2.64M | open_in_new Form 4 | |
| Yesterday 2026-11-05 |
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Crocs, Inc.
|
Rees Andrew | CEO | arrow_downward SELL | -18,049 | $152.25 | $2.75M | open_in_new Form 4 | |
| 2d ago 2026-11-04 |
Crocs, Inc.
|
TREFF DOUGLAS J | Director | arrow_downward SELL | -1,100 | $153.70 | $169.1K | open_in_new Form 4 | |
| 2d ago 2026-11-04 |
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Crocs, Inc.
|
TREFF DOUGLAS J | Director | arrow_downward SELL | -7,185 | $152.85 | $1.10M | open_in_new Form 4 | |
| 2d ago 2026-11-04 |
Crocs, Inc.
|
TREFF DOUGLAS J | Director | arrow_downward SELL | -3,101 | $151.81 | $470.8K | open_in_new Form 4 | |
| 2d ago 2026-11-04 |
Crocs, Inc.
|
TREFF DOUGLAS J | Director | arrow_downward SELL | -3,416 | $150.70 | $514.8K | open_in_new Form 4 | |
| 3d ago 2026-11-03 |
Crocs, Inc.
|
Campbell Rupert George | President | arrow_downward SELL | -2,645 | $150.87 | $399.1K | open_in_new Form 4 | |
| 3d ago 2026-11-03 |
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Crocs, Inc.
|
FRASCH RONALD | Director | arrow_downward SELL | -15,000 | $153.51 | $2.30M | open_in_new Form 4 |
Under Section 16(a) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, corporate insiders—executives, directors, and beneficial owners holding greater than 10% of any registered equity class—must report changes in stock ownership within two business days. Not all filings carry equal predictive value. Tickzen automatically categorizes transactions using the official SEC Table I code matrix:
| SEC Code | Transaction Type | Capital Outlay | Signal Direction | Predictive Significance & Institutional Rationale |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Code P | Open-Market Purchase | Discretionary (Personal Cash) | ▲ High Bullish | The insider commits their own capital to buy shares at current market prices. Strongest positive conviction signal. |
| Code S | Open-Market Sale | Discretionary (Disposition) | ▼ Variable / Caution | Discretionary disposition of shares. Often executed for tax planning, estate diversification, or pre-set Rule 10b5-1 plans; heavy clustered selling warrants caution. |
| Code A | Grant or Award | Non-Discretionary (Equity Comp) | ● Neutral | Restricted Stock Units (RSUs) or performance shares granted by compensation committees. Reflects compensation, not independent buying. |
| Code M | Option Exercise | Contractual Conversion | ● Neutral / Plan | Conversion of stock options into shares, commonly paired with an immediate cashless open-market sale (Code S) to pay exercise fees and taxes. |
| Code F | Tax Withholding | Mandatory Administrative | ● Neutral | Automatic surrender of shares to the issuing company to pay statutory income tax liabilities upon equity vesting. |
| Code G | Bona Fide Gift | Non-Market Transfer | ● Neutral | Charitable contribution or private transfer of shares to family trusts, non-profit institutions, or estate planning vehicles. |
When 3 or more distinct corporate insiders purchase company stock within a 10-day window, academic studies show a statistically significant abnormal return over the subsequent 3 to 12 months compared to solitary executive purchases.
Chief Executive Officers (CEO) and Chief Financial Officers (CFO) possess daily operational oversight of sales pipelines and cost structures. Their discretionary purchases carry a much higher predictive signal than passive 10% hedge fund allocations.
