Insider profile

Shackley Brian Charles

TitleSVP, Chief Accounting OfficerView on SEC.gov ↗

This page tracks every SEC Form 4 filing since April 2023 by Shackley Brian Charles, SVP, Chief Accounting Officer: 25 transactions in total, none of them an open-market purchase, and 5 sales. Each record is parsed directly from the original filing, with amendments reconciled so a corrected filing never double-counts.

Activity summary

No discretionary insider buying or selling in the last 30 days. The 1 transaction filed was made under a 10b5-1 plan, scheduled in advance rather than decided on the day.

Three year balance

Buy and sell value by quarter, Q2 23 to Q3 26. Shackley Brian Charles has been a net seller across the period shown.

Bars below the rule are sales, above are purchases. Largest quarter on the chart is $257K.

Track record

Total purchased

$231K

Total sold

0B · 1S transactions

Net seller

Overall direction

Most active in

AVAV1S

Filing history: Apr 2023 — Aug 2026Under a 10b5-1 plan: 16%Full history: 25 filings

Scorecard

No buy track record for this insider.

Scoring an insider means measuring how the stock moved after their own open-market purchases. This insider has not made any, so there is nothing to measure. That is the normal case rather than a gap in the data: most insiders receive stock through awards and option exercises instead of buying it. See insiders who do have a record.

Transaction History

Sourced from SEC EDGAR Form 4 filings. Updated hourly.

Date	Insider	Company	Type	Shares	Price	Value	1d	1w	1m	3m	6m
Aug 14, 2026	Shackley Brian Charles	AVAV	Sale10b5	205	$201.86	$41K	-4.1%	-16.9%	—	—	—
Jul 15, 2026	Shackley Brian Charles	AVAV	Sale10b5	300	$143.00	$43K	-4.7%	+6.3%	+29.2%	—	—
Jul 10, 2026	Shackley Brian Charles	AVAV	Tax Withholding	243	$144.58	$35K	+5.7%	+6.5%	+34.1%	—	—
Jul 2, 2026	Shackley Brian Charles	AVAV	Award	698	—	—	-6.4%	-19.8%	-4.4%	—	—
Jun 29, 2026	Shackley Brian Charles	AVAV	Option Exercise	953	—	—	+4.5%	-4.1%	-11.2%	—	—

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Corporate insiders — directors, officers, and holders of more than 10% of a company's stock — must report their trades to the SEC on Form 4 within two business days. Looking at one insider's filings over time shows whether they tend to buy on the open market (a discretionary use of their own money, generally the strongest signal), sell, or simply receive and exercise equity awards as compensation.

The track record above measures how this insider's past open-market purchases performed in the months after each filing. Trades made under a pre-scheduled Rule 10b5-1 plan are flagged because they carry no timing signal. To pull any insider's full history programmatically, see the insider trading API or our guide to reading Form 4 filings.