Joseph A. Fenech bought $20k of INBK
director at First Internet Bancorp. 1,000 shares at an average of $19.83, traded Feb 24, 2026, filed Feb 26, 2026.
Score components
- +15RoleDirector
- 0Trade size$20k at market
- +3Relative to holdingsHoldings up 11%
- +8Price context34% below the 52-week high
- 0ClusterNo other insider buying within 14 days
- 0Repeat buyingFirst buy in 90 days
- 0Track recordToo few past buys to judge (0 with prices)
What happened after comparable buys
Same side and tier, against the S&P 500, at 1, 3 and 6 months. Shown to Pro users; the whole table is on the backtest page.
This signal so far: 1m -3.0%, 3m +18.2%, 6m +34.5%.
Price around the trade, and since
From a quarter before the trade to today. The arrow is the trade, the circle the day the filing reached EDGAR, which is the first day anyone outside could act; the dotted line is the S&P 500 rebased to that day's close.
Daily candles, adjusted for splits and dividends. Green arrows are insider buys, red are sells, sized by value; the dashed line is the close on the filing day, the dotted line SPY rebased to it.Charts by TradingView Lightweight Charts™
Rows in this filing
Every transaction in Form 4 0001562463-26-000016, as filed. Open on EDGAR
| Date | Transaction | Shares | Price | Value | Holdings after | Filed |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Feb 24, 2026 | POpen-market purchase Common Stock | +1,000 | $19.83 | $20k | 10,102 | Feb 26, 2026 |
Related signals
Other insiders at First Internet Bancorp and this insider’s other filings.
| Score | Company | Insider | Value | Holdings | Filed |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 26Weak | INBKbuy First Internet Bancorp | Nicole S. Lorch President & COO | $36k 2,000 shares | +3% | |
| 33Weak | First Internet Bancorp | Ann C. Dee director | $20k 1,110 shares | +7% | |
| 50Moderate | First Internet Bancorp | David B Becker Chairman and CEO | $93k 5,000 shares | +1% | |
| 39Weak | First Internet Bancorp | John K Keach Jr director | $39k 2,000 shares | +6% |
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.