Insider · SEC Form 4 filer

John Citrano

Past buys: 2 of 3 beat

Companies

Where they file as an insider

ECB Bancorp (ECBK) EVP and COO Latest filing Feb 13, 2025

Track record

Did their buys beat the typical stock?

Open-market buys109
Quarters checked 6 months later3
Beat the typical stock 2 of 3
Quarters too new to check0

2 of 3 checked quarters beat the typical stock. A past record is data, not a forecast.

ECB Bancorp (ECBK) Bought Feb 10–13, 2025 · $95.1K · 6,725 shares Behind typical Mar 31, 2025 $15.15 → Sep 30, 2025 $15.87 · +4.8% (typical stock +7.3%)
ECB Bancorp (ECBK) Bought Sep 17–18, 2024 · $131K · 9,650 shares Beat typical Sep 30, 2024 $14.32 → Mar 31, 2025 $15.15 · +5.8% (typical stock −7.5%)
ECB Bancorp (ECBK) Bought May 9–15, 2024 · $133K · 11,000 shares Beat typical Jun 30, 2024 $12.48 → Dec 31, 2024 $14.84 · +18.9% (typical stock +3.9%)

Each row is one stock in one quarter, however many buys it took. We take the stock's price at the end of that quarter and again 6 months later, and compare it with the typical stock over the same dates. Prices are quarter-end values from funds' 13F reports (the middle value across 3 or more funds), through Sep 30, 2026. Moves past 3 times up or down, mostly stock splits, are left out. How we tested this.

Past results. This is data, not advice.

Where this data comes from. Insider trades, fund holdings, activist stakes and company results come from public SEC EDGAR filings (Forms 4, 13F, 13D/13G, 10-Q and 8-K). Congress trades come from the STOCK Act reports members file with the House Clerk and the Senate. Daily closing prices come from post-no-preference/stocks on DoltHub, a community-run database shared under CC BY-SA 4.0; the prices we show stay under that license. They are each day's close, not live or official exchange prices.

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