ICOP iShares Copper and Metals Mining ETF

Insider trading

Open-market buys and sells by ICOP officers and directors.

Bought

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0 trades

Sold

$3.0m

53 trades

• Paulson Capital Corpsold
  10 percent owner, other: See Footnote (1)·47,160 @ $0.29·$14k·Nov 25, 2008·filing
• Paulson Capital Corpsold
  10 percent owner, other: See Footnote (1)·28,370 @ $0.27·$8k·Nov 21, 2008·filing
• Paulson Capital Corpsold
  10 percent owner, other: See Footnote (1)·3,270 @ $0.35·$1k·Nov 19, 2008·filing
• Paulson Capital Corpsold
  10 percent owner, other: See Footnote (1)·11,400 @ $0.33·$4k·Nov 17, 2008·filing
• Paulson Capital Corpsold
  10 percent owner, other: See Footnote (1)·5,400 @ $0.35·$2k·Nov 14, 2008·filing
• Paulson Capital Corpsold
  10 percent owner, other: See Footnote (1)·100,000 @ $0.41·$41k·Nov 13, 2008·filing
• Paulson Capital Corpsold
  10 percent owner, other: See Footnote (1)·100,000 @ $0.41·$41k·Nov 13, 2007·filing
• Paulson Capital Corpsold
  10 percent owner, other: See Footnote (1)·4,620 @ $6.50·$30k·Oct 15, 2007·filing

12 further Form 4 entries are share awards, option exercises or shares withheld for tax. Those are compensation, not trades, so they are excluded above. Buying is the stronger signal: an insider spends their own money for one reason. Selling has many innocent explanations — tax, diversifying, a house — so it says far less than it appears to. Via SEC filings.