Are insiders buying or selling NFLX?
Netflix, Inc. · NFLX · data through 2026-08-28 · free to read
3 reported insider transactions in Netflix, Inc. (NFLX), 0 on the buy side. Officers and directors must file within two business days, so this is the least delayed ownership signal available. Names, titles and amounts below.
| Insider | Title | Side | Value | Avg price | Seen |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sarandos Theodore A | Co-CEO | sell | 9733584 | 73.1 | 2026-08-04 |
| Smith Bradford L | Dir | sell | 2789799 | 77.52 | 2026-06-18 |
| Hastings Reed | Dir | sell | 33244035 | 85.97 | 2026-06-02 |
Officers and directors file a Form 4 within two business days of a transaction, which makes this the least delayed ownership signal available. A sale can mean many things, including a scheduled plan; a cluster of open-market buys is the rarer event.
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Are insiders buying or selling NFLX?
Across the filings shown here, 0 buy-side and 3 sell-side transactions in Netflix, Inc.. Each row names the insider, their title and the value, because a director's purchase and a CEO's scheduled sale are not the same event even when the dollar figure matches.
Does insider selling in NFLX mean something is wrong?
Usually not. Executives are paid in stock and sell for tax bills, houses and diversification, much of it through pre-scheduled 10b5-1 plans set months in advance. Selling is the normal state. It is the absence of buying, over long stretches, that says more than any single sale.
Why does insider buying carry more weight?
Because there is one reason to buy your own company's stock with your own money and many reasons to sell. A cluster of open-market purchases by several NFLX insiders in the same window is the version worth noticing; a single small buy near a proxy deadline is often optics.
How fast does insider data appear?
Officers and directors must file a Form 4 within two business days of the transaction, which makes this the least delayed ownership disclosure available, far quicker than the 45-day congressional window or the quarterly 13F filings.
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