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Two insider buys in the last year — $676.55M in all.
81 filings on record.
JEFJefferies Financial Group Inc.
NYSE · Financial Services · $9.90B
$50.10
-2.53% · Sep 15
Two insider buys in the last year — $676.55M in all.
Nothing in the last fortnight.
Price · 1Y · daily● 2 buys
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Market cap
$9.90B
Float
193.1M
99% public
Short % float
Pro
Price / profit
13.6
Price / future profit
11.0
Price / sales
1.8
The buyers
▸ each insider's past open-market buys, measured ~6 months (120 trading days) later, against the S&P over the same spans · split-adjusted · pre-scheduled 10b5-1 plan trades excluded · past outcomes, not predictions
Director
Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group, Inc.
Bought $352.52M on May 1 — 6,429,337 sh @ $54.83, held indirect, 100% of their stake.
No completed positions to measure
The record
newest first
DateTypeInsiderOf stakeShares @ priceValue
76 more transactions on Pro →Context
Wall St
$61.33 avg target
+22.4% vs today · 6 analysts · consensus Buy
▸ relayed analyst opinion, which tends to run optimistic — not our forecast or advice
Earnings · EPS vs forecast
2 of 4 quarters beat
Q2 '26$1.02 act−$0.22
Q1 '26$0.70 act−$0.19
Q4 '25$0.96 act+$0.16
Q3 '25$1.01 act+$0.15
Coverage
Jefferies Maintain a Buy Rating on Alphabet (GOOGL)Insider Monkey · 06-29Jefferies Reports Earnings Before the Big Banks. Here's Why Wall Street Should Be Watching Closely.Motley Fool · 06-28Jefferies Turns More Cautious on Lockheed Martin (LMT) Ahead of Q2 EarningsInsider Monkey · 06-28Mercury Systems Inc (MRCY) Sits on $1.6 Billion Backlog. Jefferies Commented About ItInsider Monkey · 06-26
The file stays open
81 filings on record.
The next one will be too.
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