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Plain-English guides to the filings behind WaveMan. Every rule, deadline and threshold is checked against the primary source, which each guide links.
What Is SEC Form 4? Insider Trading Filings ExplainedSEC Form 4 explained: who files it, the two business day deadline, what the tables show, the Rule 10b5-1 checkbox, and how to read one without overreading it.Form 4 Transaction Codes: What P, S, A, M, F, G and the Rest MeanEvery SEC Form 4 transaction code from the official instructions, P, S, A, M, F, G and the rest, what each one means and which ones are actual trades.Form 144 Explained: The Notice Filed Before a Rule 144 SaleForm 144 explained: when it is required under Rule 144, the 5,000 share and $50,000 thresholds, the volume limit, holding periods, and how it relates to Form 4.Schedule 13D vs 13G: Who Files Which, and the 2024 DeadlinesSchedule 13D vs 13G: the 5 percent threshold, who may file the short 13G, and the filing and amendment deadlines in force since the SEC's 2023 amendments.What Is a 13F Filing? How Institutional Holdings Are ReportedWhat a Form 13F filing is: the $100 million threshold, the 45 day deadline, which securities are covered, what is left out, and how to read a fund's holdings.The STOCK Act: How Members of Congress Disclose Their Stock TradesHow the STOCK Act requires members of Congress to report stock trades: the 30 and 45 day deadlines, the $1,000 threshold, spouses and dependent children, and value ranges.
General information about public filing rules, not legal or investment advice. Check the primary sources below before relying on any detail.
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