PSX insider trades
When directors, executives and big shareholders buy or sell their own company's shares, they must tell PSX. Here are those trades, read from each notice, newest first.
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How to read insider trades
Insiders sell for many reasons (tax, a house, diversification), but they usually buy for one: they think the price is too low. A cluster of buys by several directors, or a sponsor adding to a large stake, says more than one executive buying a few hundred shares.
Bonus, right and conversion entries are not market trades: shares arrived through a corporate action. NDM means the negotiated deal market (a block deal), and a buy and sell on the same day is often a transfer between family members or a futures roll.
Insiders may not trade during the closed period before results, and must hold for six months or hand any profit to the SECP (Securities Act 2015, s.105). More: all PSX filings · stock screener · today's movers.