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Thomas Kershaw
Chief Technology Officer

Thomas Kershaw insider trades: Magnite (MGNI) stock sales

Chief Technology Officer, Magnite Last trade May 17, 2021 25 Form 4 filings
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Sold, last 12 months
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Bought, last 12 months
0 buys
11
Open-market trades
since 2019
2
Companies
last trade 2021

Trades on the price chart

Daily close, with an arrow on each day they bought or sold

Companies

Where Thomas reports to the SEC

Open-market buys and sales

11 trades reported on SEC Form 4, newest first

DateStockTypeValue
May 17, 2021MGNI↓ Sell$1.1M
Apr 6, 2021MGNI↓ Sell$4.0M
Feb 16, 2021MGNI↓ Sell$3.0M
Nov 16, 2020MGNI↓ Sell$336K
Aug 17, 2020MGNI↓ Sell10b5-1$224K
Jun 3, 2020RUBI↓ Sell10b5-1$383K
May 20, 2020RUBI↓ Sell$262K
Nov 18, 2019RUBI↓ Sell$152K
Jun 12, 2019RUBI↓ Sell$106K
May 16, 2019RUBI↓ Sell$181K
Mar 15, 2019RUBI↓ Sell$162K

Each row is one filing's trades in one stock, summed. Shares and prices are as filed, before any later stock split.

Other MGNI insiders

Open-market trades in the last 12 months

About Thomas Kershaw's insider trades

Thomas Kershaw is Chief Technology Officer at Magnite (MGNI). Since Mar 15, 2019, Thomas has reported no open-market purchases and 11 sales worth $9.9M on SEC Form 4. There have been no open-market trades in the last 12 months.

2 sales (6% of the value sold) were made under a Rule 10b5-1 trading plan, which is set up months in advance and runs on a schedule, so they say little about how the insider sees the stock today.

Their filings also include grants and awards (7 filings), shares withheld for taxes (7 filings), option exercises (4 filings). These aren't open-market trades and aren't counted above.

How to read insider trades

Officers, directors and owners of more than 10% of a company must report trades in its stock on SEC Form 4, usually within two business days. Purchases with their own money are the stronger signal: insiders sell for many reasons (taxes, diversification, a house), but buy for one. See every MGNI insider trade, the latest insider trades across the market, or cluster buys, when several insiders buy the same stock within days.