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Insider Transaction
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A reported purchase, sale, or other transaction in company securities by a director, officer, or other covered insider.
Why it matters
It shows what an insider did, but it does not by itself prove that the share price will rise or fall.
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Material Information
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Information that could reasonably influence an investor’s decision or affect the market price of a security.
Why it matters
Listed companies are expected to disclose material information promptly under applicable rules.
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Quarterly Report
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A financial report covering a company’s performance and financial position for a three-month period and usually the year-to-date period.
Why it matters
It helps investors track changes in revenue, profit, cash flow, debt, and business performance during the year.
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Related-Party Transaction
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A transaction between the company and a person or entity connected to the company, its owners, directors, or management.
Why it matters
These transactions deserve attention because the parties may not be dealing with each other independently.
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SEC Form 17-C
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A current report used by Philippine public companies to disclose material events or information.
Why it matters
It is a common source for important company announcements outside regular quarterly and annual reports.
