ERIE insider trading

SEC Form 4 transactions reported by Erie Indemnity Company insiders, officers, directors, and 10%+ beneficial owners. Sourced from EDGAR.

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Recent ERIE insider transactions

The 20 most recent non-derivative Form 4 transactions reported by Erie Indemnity Company insiders. Buys are highlighted; the transaction code column matches SEC Form 4 codes (P = open-market purchase, S = sale, A = grant, M = option exercise, F = tax withholding).

Date Code Insider Role Shares Price Value
2026-06-30 J Smith Douglas Edward EVP 0 $240 $19
2026-06-30 J Shine Sarah Executive Vice President 5 $240 $1K
2026-06-30 J DaBreo Anthony Senior Vice President, Life 0 $240 $75
2026-06-30 J Cook Cody Executive Vice President 5 $240 $1K
2026-06-02 P Vorsheck Elizabeth A Director, 10%+ owner 4,000 $200 $800K
2026-06-02 P Vorsheck Elizabeth A Director, 10%+ owner 2,000 $211 $422K
2026-06-02 P Vorsheck Elizabeth A Director, 10%+ owner 1,000 $212 $212K
2026-05-31 J Shine Sarah Executive Vice President 6 $213 $1K
2026-05-31 J DaBreo Anthony Senior Vice President, Life 2 $213 $492
2026-05-31 J Smith Douglas Edward EVP 1 $213 $196
2026-05-31 J Cook Cody Executive Vice President 6 $213 $1K
2026-05-31 J Pelkowski Julie Marie EVP & CFO 1 $213 $276
2026-05-08 S DaBreo Anthony Senior Vice President, Life 465 $217 $101K
2026-04-30 J Cook Cody Executive Vice President 9 $219 $2K
2026-04-30 J DaBreo Anthony Senior Vice President, Life 10 $219 $2K
2026-04-30 J Shine Sarah Executive Vice President 9 $219 $2K
2026-04-30 J Smith Douglas Edward EVP 4 $219 $862
2026-04-30 J Pelkowski Julie Marie EVP & CFO 8 $219 $2K
2026-03-31 J Pelkowski Julie Marie EVP & CFO 3 $251 $673
2026-03-31 J Cook Cody Executive Vice President 6 $251 $1K

What insider trading data covers for ERIE

Erie Indemnity Company (CIK 922621) reports Section 16 insider transactions on Form 4 within two business days. Each filing carries the transaction date, transaction code (P for open-market purchase, S for sale, M for option exercise, F for tax withholding), shares, price, and post-transaction holdings. Optional footnotes disclose Rule 10b5-1 plan references and indirect ownership relationships.

How to interpret ERIE insider activity

Treat each filing line through three filters: the transaction code, the role of the filer (officer carries more signal than director), and the dollar value relative to the company's market cap. Open-market purchases (P) by C-suite officers carry the strongest bullish signal. Sales (S) referencing a Rule 10b5-1 plan in the footnotes are pre-arranged and should be discounted. See how to read a Form 4 for the full walkthrough.

Get ERIE insider data via API

Pull recent ERIE Form 4 filings, filtered to open-market purchases above $100k:

curl "https://api.edgarkit.com/v1/filings?ticker=ERIE&form_type=4&transaction_code=P&min_value=100000&limit=20" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY"

Subscribe via webhook to receive every new ERIE Form 4 in real time:

curl -X POST "https://api.edgarkit.com/v1/webhooks" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{
    "url": "https://your-server.com/edgarkit-events",
    "filters": {"form_types": ["4"], "tickers": ["ERIE"]}
  }'

Cluster buying detection for ERIE

The strongest insider signal at the issuer level is cluster buying: three or more distinct insiders placing open-market purchases within a 7-14 day window. For the complete pattern detector, see how to detect insider cluster buying.