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Insider · CIK 0001704288

Stephen Deitsch

director

Files at AUUD (AUDDIA INC.), ACON (Aclarion, Inc.). First filing -, latest -.

Stephen Deitsch files SEC Form 4 as director at AUUD (AUDDIA INC.), and also at ACON (Aclarion, Inc.). No open-market trade is on file; the transactions below are grants, exercises and other rows that carry no view on the price.

A track record needs three past buys with six months of prices behind them; Stephen Deitsch has 0, so none is measured yet.

Track record
Not enough history
Fewer than three past buys with six months of prices.
Median 6-month excess
-
after past buys, n = 0
Hit rate
-
past buys that beat the index over 6 months
Open-market trades
0 / 0
$0 bought, $0 sold

Signals

This insider’s open-market buys and sells, scored.

No scored open-market trades yet.

Transactions

Every row this insider has filed, 4 in all, newest first.

DateCompanyTransactionSharesPriceValueHoldings afterFiled
Jun 11, 2026ACON
Aclarion, Inc.
AGrant or award
Common Stock
+20,000$0.00$020,000Jun 12, 2026
Feb 16, 2025AUUD
AUDDIA INC.
MOption exercise
Common Stock
+915--3,111Feb 19, 2025
Feb 16, 2025AUUD
AUDDIA INC.
FTax withholding
Common Stock
-275$0.51$1402,836Feb 19, 2025
Feb 16, 2025AUUD
AUDDIA INC.
MOption exercise
Restricted Stock Unitsderivative
-915$0.00$00Feb 19, 2025

Questions about Stephen Deitsch

Answered from the filings on this page, as of the latest one.

Is Stephen Deitsch buying or selling?

Stephen Deitsch has no open-market buy or sell on SEC Form 4; the filings on record are grants, exercises and other transactions.

How did Stephen Deitsch's past buys perform?

Not measured yet. InsiderTell needs three past buys with six months of prices to publish a track record, and Stephen Deitsch has 0.

Where does Stephen Deitsch file Form 4?

Stephen Deitsch has filed Form 4 at AUUD (AUDDIA INC.); ACON (Aclarion, Inc.). A Form 4 is required of officers, directors and holders of more than 10% of a share class within two business days of a trade.

Not investment advice. Scores and forward returns are decision support built from public SEC filings and past prices; they describe what happened after comparable filings, not what will happen after this one. Do your own research and size your risk.