PHI Group Inc (PHIL)

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Do you think this is why we are not seeing it? Maybe they are too small to have to report it?


Insider Buying in the United States

For companies listed on U.S. stock exchanges, the SEC requires that all but the smallest of microcaps that trade on the over-the-counter boards have to report insider transactions within two business days. First, they must file the SEC’s Form-3 at initial ownership, SEC Form-4 whenever any changes take place, and the SEC Form-5 for any changes that were not reported earlier or were eligible for deferment.

A list of Form-4 filings can be found on the SEC’s EDGAR database, a collection of legal filings specific to every company currently publicly listed on any of the U.S stock exchanges. If combing through the EDGAR database is too time consuming, then you’re in luck, because there are many websites that track and publish insider transactions. Below are some sites that contain databases as well as reports on insider transactions.