·Source: SouqData proprietary analysis
Blackout Period Detection
Insider trades flagged within 30 days before earnings announcements. GCC regulators restrict insider dealing during blackout periods before material disclosures. This analysis cross-references 176 insider trades against earnings release dates.
Insider Trades
176
Blackout Flags
0
0% of trades
Unique Persons
0
Companies Flagged
0
Methodology
Blackout Window: 30 calendar days before each earnings announcement date.
Flag Criteria: Any insider trade (buy, sell, or disposal) executed within the blackout window is flagged. This does not necessarily indicate a violation — some trades may be pre-planned or exempt.
Regulatory Context: GCC securities regulators (CMA, SCA, DFSA) prohibit insider dealing during closed periods. Typical closed period is 30 days before earnings release. Companies may have longer internal blackout policies.
Limitations: Pre-arranged trading plans and board-approved transactions may be exempt. This tool flags timing proximity, not intent. Always consult company-specific insider trading policies.
Market signals, insider trade data, and sentiment indicators are derived from publicly available regulatory filings and exchange disclosures. They may be delayed, incomplete, or subject to revision. This information does not constitute a recommendation to buy or sell any security.
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