Linda A. Sins sold $120 of FDSB
director at Fifth District Bancorp, Inc.. 8 shares at an average of $15.03, traded May 21, 2026, filed May 26, 2026.
Score components
- +15RoleDirector
- 0Trade size$120 at market
- 0Share of holdings soldSold 0.0% of holdings
- 0ClusterNo other insider selling within 14 days
What happened after comparable sells
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.
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 0001437749-26-018365, as filed. Open on EDGAR
| Date | Transaction | Shares | Price | Value | Holdings after | Filed |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| May 21, 2026 | SOpen-market sale Common Stockindirect: By IRA | -8 | $15.03 | $120 | 17,600 | May 26, 2026 |
Related signals
Other insiders at Fifth District Bancorp, Inc. and this insider’s other filings.
| Score | Company | Insider | Value | Holdings | Filed |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 31Weak | FDSBsell Fifth District Bancorp, Inc. | Chris M. Rittiner director | $164k 9,000 shares | -25% | |
| 26Weak | FDSBsell Fifth District Bancorp, Inc. | Linda A. Sins director | $40k 2,692 shares | -13% | |
| 31Weak | FDSBbuy Fifth District Bancorp, Inc. | Shane Michael Smith Chief Credit Officer | $36k 2,701 shares | +58% | |
| 31Weak | FDSBbuy Fifth District Bancorp, Inc. | Shane Michael Smith Chief Credit Officer | $36k 2,701 shares | +58% | |
| 35Weak | FDSBsell Fifth District Bancorp, Inc. | Linda A. Sins director | $2,092 150 shares | -100% |
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