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Mercer Bancorp, Inc. (MSBB)

Mercer Bancorp, Inc. (MSBB) Insider Trading

Directors, officers and holders of more than 10% of MSBB report their trades in its stock on SEC Form 4, within two business days. Each row below is one Form 4 transaction line. The one-letter code says what kind of transaction it was: only P (purchase) and S (sale) are open-market or private trades; awards, option exercises, tax withholding and gifts carry other codes.

Recent Form 4 transactions

The 18 most recent of 18 transactions on file: 0 with code P, 0 with code S and 18 with other codes.

DateInsiderCodeShares
Apr 1, 2025Crum ShermanA Award2,046
Apr 1, 2025Moorman RyanA Award2,046
Apr 1, 2025Bigham Timothy LA Award4,092
Apr 1, 2025Parmiter Alvin BA Award10,230
Apr 1, 2025Bransteter Trever AA Award2,864
Apr 1, 2025Crum ShermanA Award5,115
Apr 1, 2025Moorman RyanA Award5,115
Apr 1, 2025Bigham Timothy LA Award10,230
Apr 1, 2025Parmiter Alvin BA Award25,574
Apr 1, 2025Bransteter Trever AA Award7,161
Feb 26, 2025Faller Jose WA Award5,114
Feb 26, 2025Fee Kristin MA Award2,045
Feb 26, 2025Keiser David LA Award2,045
Feb 26, 2025Boley Michael JA Award5,114
Feb 26, 2025Fee Kristin MA Award5,114
Feb 26, 2025Faller Jose WA Award2,045
Feb 26, 2025Boley Michael JA Award2,045
Feb 26, 2025Keiser David LA Award5,114

Questions about this data

Which insider transactions are open-market trades?

Code P (open market or private purchase) and code S (open market or private sale). Code F is shares withheld to pay tax on vesting stock, A is an award from the company, M and X are option exercises and G is a gift. None of those is the insider choosing to buy or sell in the market.

How quickly are insider trades reported?

A Form 4 is due before the end of the second business day after the trade. The date shown is the transaction date from the form.

Who has to file Form 4?

Officers, directors and beneficial owners of more than 10% of a class of the company’s registered equity, under Section 16 of the Securities Exchange Act.

Look up any code in the Form 4 transaction code reference, or read Form 4 codes explained.